Fokker EIV Eindecker (oz3510)

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Fokker EIV. 45in span scale FF monoplane fighter, for E.D. 'Bee' power. Model Aircraft, March 1962.

Quote: "Stan Cole's Fokker EIV. The ideal subject for the newcomer to free flight scale, and an all-time favourite with old-timers.

Two prototypes of this model have been built and successfully flown. The design has built in crashproofness, with its plug-in wings and tailplane, and pivoting undercarriage. These features, combined with its simple construction, make it a good subject for any modeller attempting his first scale free flighter.

Fuselage. Build the 3/16 sq frame and 1/8 in sheet sides directly over the plan. When building the second fuselage side oevr the first, some temporary 1/8 in packing is inserted between the 1/8 sheet sides, thus producing a left and right hand basic fuselage side. These are next assembled to the wing box and cemented, carefully checking for squareness...

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Fokker EIV Eindecker (oz3510) by Stan Cole 1962 - model pic

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