#fokker

Fokker Dr.I triplanes were World War I fighter aircraft, best known as the mount of the famed Red Baron, Manfred von Richthofen. Designed by Reinhold Platz and produced by Fokker-Flugzeugwerke, the Dr.I entered broad service in early 1918. Its exceptional maneuverability and strong climbing performance made it a formidable dogfighter, despite its lack of speed compared to many rival aircraft. With a top speed of 103 mph and a range of 185 miles, it became the Red Baron’s most iconic machine—he scored his final 20 victories while flying the Dr.I

A replica Fokker Dr.1 Triplane in the livery of the Red Baron flying at the 2017 Selfridge Airshow

Former Pfalz test pilot and Jasta 16b fighter pilot Vizefeldwebel Max Holtzem sitting with his Fokker D.VII (402/18), 1918 location unknown. Survived the war, moved to the US and worked for North Amercan Aviation. Note rear view mirror

Six Fanarts. Corto Maltese, Lara Croft, Enemy Ace, Sheena; Queen Of The Jungle, The Phantom, Ghost.

Taarna and her loyal Fokker drawn for the cover of Heavy Metal magazine created by artists Esau Escorza and Carlos Villas

I noticed that I never posted her. This is from November, so it's kinda old. Dr.1 Fokker triplane! This is actually my favorite plane