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| Dale1416, Image # 31936 | 30 Jun 14 21:09 | 
This one showed me details to add to my Fokker D-VII |
| poppy, Comment for image # 31914 | 30 Jun 14 10:07 | | Very nice! |
| BriandKilby, Comment for image # 31914 | 30 Jun 14 07:18 | | the Fokker scourge! excellent craftsmanship dale! |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 31914 | 30 Jun 14 07:03 | | Sweet:) |
| TJH, Comment for image # 31914 | 29 Jun 14 18:34 | | Really nice D7! |
| julinick, Comment for image # 31914 | 29 Jun 14 15:47 | | Very nice Dale1416.
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| ElbertC, Comment for image # 31914 | 29 Jun 14 13:27 | | Great job, I like it. |
| Dale1416, Image # 31922 | 29 Jun 14 13:27 | 
After spending months on my Guillows P-38, I decided on this build which was easy and fun. |
| Dale1416, Image # 31921 | 29 Jun 14 13:26 | 
Found this old plan from my younger years of building of a Fokker D-VII. The plan was done by Eastern Merchandise Company Flying Models, Brooklyn N.Y. (probably a 10cent kit in the 1940’s) |
| Dale1416, Image # 31920 | 29 Jun 14 13:25 | 
This old plan had no pinholes in it, so it was a kit I never got around to build. I decided to scratch build it now many years later. Found a picture in Model Airplane News that gave me a color scheme I liked. |
| Dale1416, Image # 31919 | 29 Jun 14 13:24 | 
Very light weight frame work of this 14” wingspan Fokker D-VII. I did add more ribs to the wings and gussets to the fuselage. |
| Dale1416, Image # 31918 | 29 Jun 14 13:23 | 
Tissue covered, shrunk and doped. |
| Dale1416, Image # 31917 | 29 Jun 14 13:23 | 
Main color was Krylon Fusion Satin Fern. Other colors used were Satin white and black. |
| Dale1416, Image # 31916 | 29 Jun 14 13:22 | 
I did not put a lot of details into this build. German Crosses were hand cut from bond paper that I sprayed black. |
| Dale1416, Image # 31915 | 29 Jun 14 13:21 | 
bottom view |
| Dale1416, Image # 31914 | 29 Jun 14 13:21 | 
It was a simple build, but gave me a satisfying experience of scratch building. |
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