MBT 50.10.009 Fokker S11 military training aircraft

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50.10.009

Fokker S11

Source: www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_S.11

The Fokker S.11 Instructor is a single-engine, two-seater, propeller-driven training aircraft manufactured by Fokker. The aircraft is fitted with a Lycoming O-435-A boxer engine delivering 190 hp.

In this second post-war design by Fokker, the instructor and student sit side by side. The prototype, the PH-NBE, was flown for the first time on 18 December 1947 by Gerben Sonderman.[1]

Distinctive features of the aircraft include the large cockpit and the bent landing gear legs. Behind the seats there is space for luggage, a third seat or an additional 114-litre fuel tank.[2] The training aircraft was used by the Royal Netherlands Air Force and the Royal Netherlands Navy. It was also sold to Israel and built under licence in both Italy and Brazil.[3]

The S.12 is an S.11 with nose wheel landing gear. Only a prototype of the S.12 was ever built.

Users.

• Bolivian Air Force: in the 1970s, eight aircraft were acquired from Brazil.
• Brazilian Air Force: 100 aircraft in the 1960s. In Brazil, the aircraft is designated T-21.
• Israeli Air Force: 41 aircraft from 1951 to 1957
• Italian Air Force: 180 aircraft built under licence as the Macchi M.416.^[3][4]
• Royal Netherlands Air Force
• Royal Netherlands Navy – Naval Aviation Service
• Paraguayan Air Force: 8 aircraft acquired from Brazil from 1972 to 1978.

Technical data:

General
Manufacturer	Fokker
Role	Trainer
Crew	2
Dimensions
Length	8.15 m
Height	2.40 m
Wingspan	11.0 m
Wing area	18.5 m²
Weight
Empty weight	810 kg
Max. weight	1,100 kg
Power source
Engine(s)	Lycoming O-435-A
Performance
Top speed	209
Range	580 km
Service ceiling	3,850 m

Specifications Model drawing:

Drawing number	50.10.009
Author	J.H. Bosman
Description	Fokker S11 military training aircraft
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Difficulty	C
Scale	1 : 25
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Total number of drawing sheets	2
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Weight in grams	65
Special features	span 56 cm dM 1980/1 Copy of article: 52.10.009 (3 pages)
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