New Fokker D VIII Project Airodrome Airplanes For Sale By: Private Airdrome Fokker D VIII Kit https.
Item specifics
| Condition: | New | Year: | Fokker D VIII Project |
| Make: | Airodrome Airplanes | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
This is not a fully assembled airplane! Airplane illustrated is ONLY to display what completed aircraft looks like! 75 % Completed by AI Quality WorkmanshipAll the kit items are here to finish the kit! Fabric included! Great workmanship at a bargain price!What is not included are the engine, instruments or radios
COMPLETE AIRFRAME KITAll aluminum tubing to complete fuselage, wings, landing gear, cabines, lift struts, and formers. All aluminum sheet metal to construct gussets, cowling, & seat. All machined parts for control systems, lift struts, axles, and wings. All AN hardware to build aircraft, eye bolts, locknuts, thimbles, nico press swedges , aircraft cable (rudder cables, drag/anti/drag braces). Ball bearing rod ends for control system. Stainless steel pop rivets. Main wheels, tail wheel, spun aluminum nose bowl, plans and builders video. All covering supplies through silver.
GENERAL INFORMATION
WEIGHT.............. 275 POUNDS (EXP)
253 POUNDS (UL)
USEFUL LOAD......... 242 POUNDS
STALL SPEED......... 32 MPH
CRUISING SPEED...... 80 MPH (EXP)
63 (UL)
TOP SPEED........... 92 MPH (EXP)
78 MPH (UL)
RATE OF CLIMB....... 1120 FPM (EXP)
750 FPM (UL)
ENGINE:............. ROTAX 503, 52 HP (EXP)
ROTAX 377, 35 HP (UL)
(Engines that have been successfully installed:
VW Torquemaster, Continental A65 & 0145 Lycoming) FEATURES
ALUMINUM TUBE & RIVET CONSTRUCTION
CAD DESIGNED AND DETAILED
RIGID TRIPLANE BRACING
QUICK BUILD, (400 HOURS)
MODERN ENGINE OPTIONS
LIGHT RESPONSIVE CONTROLSDuring the closing weeks of the First World War there appeared over the front lines a nimble little monoplane that is generally credited as being one of the finest fighters of the war. This was the Fokker D-VIII of the German Air Force. Powered by a rotary Oberursel engine of 110 horsepower, the D-VIII had a speed of 115 m.p.h. It climbed at a rate of 1,500 feet per minute and could climb to over 20,000 feet. Its ability to maneuver and dive was unexcelled.So superior was the performance of this ship that it would have been a tremendous blow to the Allied Air Forces had a great number been completed before the war"s end. Only thirty-six D-VIIIs entered combat service during the last weeks of the war. Even though it was underpowered, it was still an excellent fighter. The last aerial combat victory of WWI was an aircraft shot down by a Fokker D-VIII. Because of its narrow profile, the allied pilots called it "The Flying Razor."The kit you get from Airdrome Aeroplanes is complete in every way up to your final color coat. The kit and the excellent builder support you will receive from Airdrome Aeroplanes will get you in the air in a fraction of the time needed to build other WW-1 replica aircraft. No hunting for parts or waiting for shipments. Airdrome Aeroplane"s kits have it all!! All nuts, bolts, rivets, gusset plates, machined plugs, tubing and any other hardware are included in the kits. You can get much more information about this kit... just give us a call.COMPLETE AIRFRAME KITAll aluminum tubing to complete fuselage, wings, landing gear, cabines, lift struts, and formers. All aluminum sheet metal to construct gussets, cowling, & seat. All machined parts for control systems, lift struts, axles, and wings. All AN hardware to build aircraft, eye bolts, locknuts, thimbles, nico press swedges , aircraft cable (rudder cables, drag/anti/drag braces). Ball bearing rod ends for control system. Stainless steel pop rivets. Main wheels, tail wheel, spun aluminum nose bowl, plans and builders video. All covering supplies through silver. Buyer must arrange for pickup, It will fit completely into a 6.5 pickup bed or larger. Current date: 2020-04-19