At Aerobertics, Dancing Wings Hobby mainly makes kits (KIT's), made in balsa wood. On the one hand there are models that are made to fly (RC), on the other hand you have the 'Static Models', that deserve a beautiful spot on the cupboard, in your room, in your workshop,... Building these scale models is not only a nice activity, they are also a feast for the eye. Aerobertics supports your building projects!
History : The Fokker Eindecker, often abbreviated as the Fokker E-series, was a family of German monoplane fighter aircraft used during World War I. Designed by Dutch engineer Anthony Fokker, these aircraft were the first to feature a synchronized machine gun that could fire through the propeller arc without hitting the blades, a revolutionary advancement in aerial combat.
The Eindecker series included several variants, notably the E.I, E.II, E.III, and E.IV, with improvements in engine power and armament. They were characterized by a high-mounted, cantilever wing and a sleek, streamlined fuselage. The aircraft were typically powered by a rotary engine and were armed with one or two fixed forward-firing machine guns.
The introduction of the Fokker Eindecker in 1915 gave the German air force a significant advantage, leading to the period known as the "Fokker Scourge," during which Allied aircraft were at a distinct disadvantage. The Eindecker's combination of maneuverability and firepower made it a formidable fighter and an important step in the evolution of military aviation.
