Fokker T.VIIIw - 10th of May special
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Description
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The Fokker T.VIII-W was a Dutch twin-engine floatplane designed for torpedo bombing and maritime reconnaissance in the late 1930s. During the German invasion of the Netherlands on May 10, 1940, it carried out reconnaissance and evacuation missions for the Dutch Navy, while several surviving aircraft later escaped to England, where they continued service with 320 (Dutch) Squadron RAF.
Dimentions:
1:48
wingspan: 37,5 cm
Length: 27,7 cm
Filament: normal - 191g // AMS - 238g (A1)
Time: normal - 11.6h @ 100% (A1) // AMS - 14,4h @ 100% (A1)
1:72
wingspan: 25 cm
Length: 18,5 cm
Filament: normal - 75g // AMS - 104g (A1)
Time: normal - 5.9h @ 100% (A1) // AMS - 7.8h @ 100% (A1)
How to assemble:
- Connect left and right portions of fuselage using glue, let it dry completely.
- Assemble and add the Engines onto the wings, optionally use glue.
- Glue top and bottom parts of Landing Gear together using glue, then put glue on the beams and lay the fuselage on it. (see images for refrence)
- Push the propellers onto the engine shafts, optionally use glue.
- Give it a nice spot and enjoy! :-)
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