Eduard 672139 Fokker Dr. I engine EDUARD 1/72 – Detailed Resin Engine with Photo-Etched Parts

Eduard 672139 Fokker Dr. I engine is a high-quality detail set designed for Fokker Dr.I fighter aircraft models in 1/72 scale. This Eduard product comes from the renowned Brassin line and allows you to showcase the legendary Oberursel Ur.II engine in extremely realistic form, greatly enhancing the visual appeal of your model.

• Scale: 1/72
• Material: high-quality resin, photo-etched parts
• Set contents: 3 resin parts, 1 photo-etched fret, no decals or painting masks included
• Fits: Fokker Dr.I models from our range, especially Eduard kits
• Assembly options: resin parts replicate rotary engine details, photo-etched parts allow realistic replication of delicate metal components

Brief history of the Fokker Dr.I

The Fokker Dr.I is a famous German triplane from the First World War, used mostly by Luftstreitkräfte pilots (Imperial German Air Service). Its most well-known pilot was the fighter ace Manfred von Richthofen, known as the "Red Baron." The aircraft was in service from 1917 to 1918, noted for its remarkable maneuverability and distinctive appearance.

Unique features of the Eduard 672139 product

The precisely cast resin set provides extremely detailed representation of the engine’s shape and details, which are hard to achieve in plastic models. The included photo-etched parts allow you to create very realistic blades and wire details. The absence of painting masks and decals is not an issue for engine representation, and the clear manufacturer's instructions make assembling the parts easier.

Category and difficulty level

• Category: Conversion set – resin detail for plastic models
• Difficulty level: 4/5 (requires experience with resin and photo-etched parts)

Who is it recommended for?

Eduard 672139 is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers looking for the highest quality details for historic aircraft models. It enriches the final effect, making it ideal for building dioramas or contest presentations of the Fokker Dr.I model.