Germany WW1 Trench Art Fokker Eindecker E.III Fighter Aircrafton on Base Inscribed Champagne 1914 1917

Imperial Germany: Trench art model of the famous 
German Fokker Eindecker WW1 fighter airplane. 
Brass made. 
Together with a wooden base with a brass sign 
"Champagne 1914-1917".
The Fokker Eindecker (Eindecker = monoplane) 
was the most succesfull German fighter until 1916.
The famous German Aces Osvald Boelcke and 
Max Immelman (along with other 3 German Aces) 
got their "Blue Max" (Pour le Merite) awards while 
flying in this fighter with the Feldflieger Abteilung 
62. 
The first scored 19 Victories and the second 15 
Victories while flying the type.
The fuselage of the airplane is made of a rifle 
cartridge and the wings are made of artillery shell 
parts.
Note the details of the engine and of the landing 
system as well as of the wires that "hold" the 
wings. 
Dimensions: Length 13 cm, wingspan 15 cm, 
height 5cm (aprx: 5,12 x 5,90 x 1.97 Inches)  

WW1 1914 - 1918

Item 100% original

Condition as on the photos

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