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7 March 2002, 03:12 PM
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Two-seater Pilot
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The "Cross Files" section of the April 2002 issue of FLYING MODELS magazine has two interesting FF models of Fokker fighters.
One is a profile, electric-powered Dr.I. The other is a rubber-powered post-WWI D.XIII. The photograph of it shows how much of a sesquiplane it was. The lower wings are so small they resemble the sponsons on a flying boat. |
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