Resin rotary engine for the Fokker Dr.I by Eduard (Brassin) in 1:72 scale — a detail accessory for a triplane model, not an aircraft model.
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A resin casting of a rotary engine from Eduard's premium Brassin range, designed for a plastic model of the German fighter triplane Fokker Dr.I in 1:72 scale. This is not an aircraft model, but a replacement detail part — the finely cast engine replaces the simplified part from the base kit and noticeably improves the accuracy of the aircraft's nose.
The First World War-era Fokker Dr.I was powered by an air-cooled rotary engine, in which the entire cylinder block rotated together with the propeller around a fixed crankshaft. On this type the engine is well visible behind the horseshoe-shaped front cowling, so a finely cast resin part with pronounced cylinder ribbing noticeably brings the model to life once painted. The accessory is designed for plastic Fokker Dr.I models in 1:72 scale.
For advanced modelers of First World War aircraft who want to give their 1:72 scale Fokker Dr.I an accurate engine and don't mind working with resin and cyanoacrylate glue.
This is a replacement detail part, not a model kit. Do not inhale resin dust; work with respiratory protection in a well-ventilated area.
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