"Fokker" C.I - the German reconnaissance and training aircraft

The "Fokker" C.I aircraft was a two-seater mixed construction reconnaissance 1 1/2-plane aircraft. It was an enlarged version of "Fokker's" D.VII aircraft. Tested in Germany in 1918 as the U.38, it went into series production immediately, but was never used in World War I. Fokker continued production in Holland. A total of over 250 aircraft of this type was produced. The C.I could easily be recognized by the fuel tank, mounted on the undercarriage wheel axle and covered by a sleek cowling. According to the manufacturers, this cowling generated additional lifting power. The last example was used by the Dutch Navy as a training aircraft until 1938.

From this publication You can made a model of school plane, who used German AF in 1918. It's not complicated, but it's well-designed and well-detailed, for modelers of all experience levels. Only beginners and less experienced modelers are recommended to work under the supervision of a more experienced colleague and this should not be one of the first models of more complex construction, You make. There's no color stock, but it's unlikely to be needed here - the model has too many simple shapes, to go wrong. The graphic instruction is small, but detailed, the textual one is also small, but only the more complex stages are described in Ukrainian, Polish, German, English.