Fokker Dr.I Control Grip 1:1 Model

[Mossie]

A new CAD project, the control grip for a Fokker Dr.I in 1:1 scale. This is a possible series of models depecting the various control grips for Fokker aircraft during WW1.
I would like expressions of interest for this model, PM me if interested.
Costs have yet to be determined.

[Mossie]

Consideration is also being given to 1:32 and 1:24 scale versions to replace the incorrect grips in these scale kits. Again if anyone is interested, PM me.

[Bughunter]

Very nice "virtual" work!

Cheers,
Frank
PS: your second link (research) in your footer do not work.

[bobs_buckles]

Gerry,
 If I can track down plans of a T Class Submarine (HMS Tuna) I will be in touch. My Dad served on her in late 43 to demob. I have always wanted a model of his boat, but it seems model companies prefer the safe bet of pumping out U boats instead of good old blighty steel. 

Cheers,
Bob

[Mossie]

I found a set of T CLass plans,  PM me with your email address and I send you what I found.

[bobs_buckles]

Inbound!

Cheers,
Bob

[Mossie]

The design moves on and getting much better in detail and arrangments for kit production.

[dr 1 ace]

Keep us posted !!! on development and eventual pricing !

Ed

[Mossie]

All the updates and prices will be posted on the Facebook page "Fokker Nutz Models", so stop by and see what we are up to.

[Mossie]

Here is the first model 01 01 Fokker Dr.I Early in its prototype stages. The model is a mis of Sytrene and ABS tubing along with resin parts and some hardware.

[oreodog]

Very, very cool! You are doing amazing work on this.  So.much.want!


terry

[Mossie]

Thank you, we'll be taking orders for the first Dr.I Early series shortly.

[Mossie]

Order book is open, but the number available is very limited. PM me for details.

[oreodog]

Hi everyone - I just wanted to take a minute and thank Gerry for sending his AMAZING Dr.1 control stick. It got to me in i the U.S. in 11 days from when I ordered it, great service!
Here are a few pics of it, if you are interested in getting one - and you should be!
It comes in a wonderful wooden box with a metal latch, crisp resin, plastic and metal pieces, instructions and historical data.
thanks Gerry,
Terry
now the pictures:

[bobs_buckles]

I'm looking forward to seeing this completed.
Good luck!

vB