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Greg Lamb 22 December 2008 06:39 PM

Jacob's Fokker D.VII?
 
I picked up an Eduard 1/48 Fokker D.VII Weekend kit at the SVSM Christmas Gift Exchange/steal, and decided to build Lt. Joseph Jacobs black D.VII. Can anyone here tell me which prop to use for an early "Fokker" D.VII?
Just seems to me that an all black D.VII would look better than an all white D.VII. :p

TIA,
Greg

Dan_San_Abbott 22 December 2008 08:21 PM

Axial.
 
Greg Lamb:
The common propeller on the Fok.D.VIIs/n 227/18 to 239/18 was the Axail 2780mm diameter. S/n D.240/18 to D.299/18 was the Wolff 2800 mm dia. Serial number D.300/18 to D.450/18 was the 2800 mm Dia. Axial. S/n D.451/18/18 to D.526/18, was the Axial 2780mm dia. Ltn. Josef Jacobs was D.VII 465/18, so it most likely had a a Heine Propeller.
Merry Christmas,
Dan-San

Greg Lamb 22 December 2008 10:38 PM

Thanks, Dan-San.

Hope you have happy Holidays also.

Greg

StephenLawson 23 December 2008 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dan_San_Abbott (Post 412164)
Greg Lamb:
The common propeller on the Fok.D.VIIs/n 227/18 to 239/18 was the Axail 2780mm diameter. S/n D.240/18 to D.299/18 was the Wolff 2800 mm dia. Serial number D.300/18 to D.450/18 was the 2800 mm Dia. Axial. S/n D.451/18/18 to D.526/18, was the Axial 2780mm dia. Ltn. Josef Jacobs was D.VII 465/18, so it most likely had a a Heine Propeller.
Merry Christmas,
Dan-San

Minor correction to your typo Dan. Ltn J. Jacobs Fokker D.VII was 365/18. So that gives you a possible Axial prop.

Merry Christmas!

Greg Lamb 25 December 2008 03:07 AM

Thanks, Stephen. So, it should actually be an Axial prop, and not the Heine prop then? :unsure:

StephenLawson 25 December 2008 12:19 PM

According to Dan's research on the subject Axial seems to be correct.

Greg Lamb 26 December 2008 02:45 PM

Thanks, Stephen. Axial it is then. :cool:


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