MBT 50.10.002 Fokker D17

Article number:

50.10.002

Fokker D17

Source: www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_D.XVII

The Fokker D-XVII was a fighter aircraft built by Fokker. The prototype flew in 1931. The first aircraft was purchased by the Air Force in 1934. Eleven were built at the time, originally intended for use in the Dutch East Indies by the KNIL. On 18 January 1938, a new altitude record of 10,180 m was set with this aircraft. In 1940, a small number were still in use as training aircraft at the Texel flying school. The Air Defence Command deployed them, amongst other things, as escort aircraft for bombing missions by Fokker C-Xs, including near Wageningen and the Grebbeberg.

Technical data:

General
Role	Fighter
Crew	1
Status
Use	Netherlands (1934–1940)
Dimensions
Length	7.20 m
Height	3.00 m
Wingspan	9.60 m
Wing area	20 m²
Weight
Empty weight	1,100 kg
Take-off weight	1480 kg
Power source
Engine(s)	Rolls-Royce Kestrel IIS
Power	444 kW
Performance
Top speed	356 km/h
Range	850 km
Range	310 km
Service ceiling	8,750 m
Armament
Onboard armament	2× 7.92 mm machine guns

Specifications Model drawing:

Drawing number	50.10.002
Author	J.H. Bosman
Description	Fokker D17
Quality
Difficulty level	C
Scale	1 : 50
Number of sheets A00	0
Number of A0 sheets	0
Number of A1 sheets	0
Number of A2 sheets	0
Number of A3 sheets	1
Number of A4 sheets	0
Total number of drawing sheets	1
Number of A4 text pages	0
Weight in grams	35
Details	span 19 cm dM 1955/10 Copy of article: 52.10.002 (1 page)
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