Fokker DR-1 Triplane V14 3D model

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This model is built with extraordinary detail and offers an extensive array of features that enhance its realistic design. A highly detailed rotary engine and propeller are prominently showcased, alongside guns and a fully realized cockpit area. Each component has been meticulously constructed to reflect the true-to-life craftsmanship found in real aircraft of this era. This precision-engineered model also boasts animated functions including the rotation of its wings' surface flaps and the rotation of its propeller blades. Moreover, intricate textures are applied to every detail to replicate the authentic material used during construction. This comprehensive model is available in various formats, offering convenience and accessibility when it comes time for you to utilize its numerous features. The Fokker DR-1 Dreidecker was initially developed as a response to the triplane fighter successfully introduced by the Sopwith in early 1917. Compared to many Allied aircraft from that time period, this model is less capable of attaining great speed due to its specific design configuration and structure requirements that significantly contributed to these shortcomings. Its wing components proved problematic during initial use and necessitated revisions. Nonetheless, other noticeable shortfalls existed but received prompt attention before escalating into full-fledged system problems that threatened operational viability on German battlefields at a particularly precarious time in their conflict. Notable examples include seeing real, restored Fokker triplanes available for sale back then; one of such was seen being offered to buyers looking to own a true historical relic - the model in question would require extensive restoration work but would remain an exceptional example if fully rebuilt or even better kept completely as is - all priced reasonably within reach, approximately fifteen thousand US dollars for purchase consideration.