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Allied & Axis Propeller Aircraft

1/48 1916 Fokker E.III Eindecker - Ernst Udet

Fokker E.III Eindecker 105/15, mono wing fighter. Believed to be the plane flown by Vizefeldwebel Ernst Udet when he scored his first aerial victory. Udet ended the war with 62 confirmed victories, the most successful air ace to survive the Great War. The Eindecker was the first aeroplane specifically designed to hunt other aeroplanes. Able to fire its machine gun through the arc of the prop, the pilot just had to aim his plane at the target and shoot. Diecast metal model with plastic parts. Detailed rigging, rotating prop, and fixed landing gear. Comes with a pilot figure and display stand. This cool model is approx. 15cm x 21cm x 5cm (6" x 8.25" x 2").

NZ$ 149.00 Each
1/48 1917 Albatros D.V Biplane Otto Kissemberth

Albatros D.V, Jasta 23, D2263/17 of Otto Kissemberth. Described as brave and tenacious in the air, Kissemberth was one of the few who flew wearing spectacles. Commander of Royal Bavarian Jasta 23 at the beginning of August 1917, Kissenberth scored the majority of his 20 aerial victories in this aircraft. Distinctive because of its black fuselage and yellow and white Edelweiss emblems on either side of its fuselage. Highly detailed diecast model, with rotating propeller, pilot figure, and display stand. Approx. 14cm x 19cm (5.5" x 7.5").

NZ$ 135.00 Each
1/48 1918 Bristol F2B Fighter - Charlie Chaplin

Bristol F2B Fighter D8084/S. Australian pilot Capt. Sydney Dalrymple and Gunner 2/Lt. G. Beagle, RAF No.139 Squadron, Villaverla, Italy. On 8th August 1918, Dalrymple and Beagle shot down two Aviatik D.1 Berg Fighters. In a later mission, they shot down two Albatros D.IIIs, earning Dalrymple a DFC. Rotating prop, crew figures, fine rigging detail, and features Charlie Chaplin artwork on the port side. Approx. 17cm x 25cm (6.75" x 9.75")

NZ$ 159.00 Each
1/48 1918 Fokker DR.1 Triplane

Fokker DR.1 Triplane, flown by Wolfram von Richthofen on 21st April 1918. Wolfram unwittingly played a part in the death on this day of his famous cousin Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron. Finely detailed model, with wood-grain effect rotating prop, pilot figure, and fine wire rigging. Part of the Death of the Red Baron Special Edition. Comes with a fixed undercarriage, display stand, and collector card. Approx. 12cm x 15cm (4.75" x 6").

NZ$ 135.00 Each
1/48 1918 Sopwith Camel F.1

Sopwith Camel F.1 D3326 of RAF No. 209 Squadron. Flown by Lieutenant Wilfred May when being chased by the famous Red Baron, Manfred von Richthofen, on 21st April 1918. This event ultimately ended in the death of the Red Baron, who died from a single .303 bullet fired from the ground. Part of the Death of the Red Baron Special Edition. Finely detailed model, with wood-grain effect rotating prop, pilot figure, and fine wire rigging. Comes with a fixed undercarriage, display stand, and collector card. Approx. 12cm x 17cm (4.75" x 6.75").

NZ$ 135.00 Each
1/48 1918 Fokker D VII (OAW) Kurt Monnington

Fokker D VII (OAW) Ltn. Kurt Monnington, Jasta 18, Montingen, August 1918. The D.VII was the Deutsche Luftstreitkrfte's most capable fighter and one of the finest fighting aeroplanes of WWI. With ample power and exceptional low speed performance, the D. VII proved to be a massive thorn in the side of Allied air superiority. While not as streamlined as an Albatros D.Va nor as menacing looking as a Fokker Dr.1, it proved to be a thoroughbred fighting machine, respected and feared by Allied airmen. In August 1918 alone, Fokker D.VIIs accounted for 565 Allied aircraft destroyed. Manufacturing was conducted by Fokker at Schwerin, Albatros at Johannisthal, and Osterdeutsche Albatros Werke (OAW) in Poland. Luftstreitkrfte aircraft were typically brightly coloured with highly distinctive markings, mainly to aid combat recognition, but also as an expression of their pilot's confidence and fighting prowess. Jasta 18 were known as the 'Red Noses' and most of the fighters had the black raven insignia on either side of their fuselage. Kurt Monnington also had a skull and crossbones on his aircraft, and ended the war with eight confirmed victories. Highly detailed diecast model, with rotating propeller, pilot figure, and display stand. Approx. 15cm x 18.5cm (6" x 7.25").

NZ$ 135.00 Each