Fokker D-VII V13 Japan 3D model

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The Fokker DVII was a renowned fighter plane during World War I, designed by Reinhold Platz for the Luftwaffe. With 3,300 produced in 1918, this aircraft boasted high speeds of 124 mph and outperformed most Allied fighters. Its design emerged from a competition that included top German pilots who provided crucial feedback to enhance its stability and performance. The Fokker DVII was difficult to shoot down, structurally sound, and relatively easy to fly, making a significant impact on the air war. After the war, Germany surrendered these planes to Allied forces, which continued using them into the 1930s worldwide. The US Army Signal Corps even employed Fokker DVIIs for airmail delivery in the 1920s. This detailed model includes various animateable features and a realistic representation of the Mercedes engine.