Revell 04116 Fokker DR.1 (1/72) – plastic model kit

Revell 04116 Fokker DR.1 in 1/72 scale is an exceptionally detailed plastic model kit that faithfully reproduces the legendary German fighter aircraft from the First World War. The Fokker DR.1, best known thanks to the famous fighter ace Manfred von Richthofen, known as the “Red Baron,” made aviation history as a symbol of aerial combat during 1917-1918.

The 1/72 scale ensures excellent detail accuracy while maintaining a compact size, allowing the model to be displayed even in limited space. The kit is made of high-quality plastic for perfect part fit and sharp detailing characteristic of the iconic triplane construction.

A brief history of the Fokker DR.1

The Fokker DR.1 was a fighter aircraft used by the German Empire during the final period of World War I (1917-1918). The triplane design aimed to provide greater maneuverability on the Western Front when fighting against Entente aircraft. The DR.1 gained fame with the elite pilots of Jasta 11, with the most famous being Manfred von Richthofen, who scored many of his victories in this aircraft. The plane was actively involved in aerial combats over the Western Front, mainly during 1917-1918.

Revell 04116 kit features

• Plastic model kit in 1/72 scale
• Precisely replicated triplane elements
• Detailed fuselage, cockpit, and landing gear configuration
• Crisp, clear panel lines and fine riveting
• Model does not include glue or paints – separate modeling accessories are required for complete assembly
• Attractive decals that allow for historically accurate World War I-era markings

Product category

Plastic model kit – dedicated to both collectors and modelers interested in historical military aviation.

Do we recommend this model?

We definitely recommend the Revell 04116 Fokker DR.1 kit to both beginner and intermediate modelers. We rate the difficulty at 2/5 – the assembly is accessible, but requires precision and some experience with small components. It is especially recommended for fans of aviation history and collectors of World War I aircraft.