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      Fokker DR.1 Triplane detail pictures.

      Fokker Dr.1 Replica
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      Said to be one of the most accurate of the replica Fokker Dr.1 Triplanes was G-BEFR,the aircraft used to give a superb display in the hands of Robin Bowles.
      The aircraft was built by Vivian Bellamy vintage aircraft restorer and builder at Lands End airfield to original Fokker drawings.
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      What a stunning machine. That must be quite a sight taking off at the end of the field and banking over the trees.
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      *** Sadly this one is no more Richard,a tragic crash put paid to it when the fin/rudder detached in flight during a display,a friend is building one which should fly this spring,he has managed to get the registration G-FOKK for it and will keep her at Old Warden,the home of the great Shuttleworth collection of old aeroplanes.

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      What a stunning machine. That must be quite a sight taking off at the end of the field and banking over the trees.
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      It must be fascinating to watch such a machine being built in a similar way to the original using thier techniques and materials.

      I once saw a program about such a replica, I think it was a Tiger Moth, and the process of applying the canvas and treating it was unbelievable.
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      Just like a big model Richard,many Tiger Moths have been converted into replicas,the Tiger has a welded steel fuselage that unbolts behind the cockpit just like a Meccano set and this is where the replica aircraft scored,some Rumplers were made for the 'Lawrence of Arabia' film,and some Fokkers for a film called 'Villa Rides' covering a Tiger Moth in fabric ( Irish linen ) is a real experience,I will go into this further in due course you will find it interesting.
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      Hey all !
      I have a whole bunch of un-opened "build the red barons fighter plane" magazines by Hachette complete with the parts still in sealed bags to be sold.
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      57 through 64
      66 through 69
      75, 78 through 83.

      located in England TW5 0TJ

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      There is a swedish amazing builder and pilot who built the most exact replica of the Fokker Triplane. I just found one pic so far but there are more out there for sure: http://www.wheelsnwings.se/Views/Images/Default.aspx

      This guy has built the plane exactly as it was originally. No modern avionics and even if there are "mishaps" in the original construction - he even built them in! He has also constructed an exact replica of the old swedish plane "Tummelisa" and it is incredible what this guy has accomplished. I for one take a deep bow!
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      These photos were taken at the Classic Fighters airshow in New Zealand in 2007.
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