1/48 Mikro Mir Fokker G.IA "Jachtkruiser" 48-016 Marker it survived 207 operational missions

it survived 207 operational missions over Europe

Reaching combat units in late March 1945

and they again began to dominate the streets of London as the main vehicle of mass use

The assembly

1/48 Mikro Mir Fokker G.IA "Jachtkruiser" 48-016 Marker it survived 207 operational missionsIn November 1936 the prototype Fokker G. I heavy fighter caused a sensation when exhibited at the Paris Air Show, which in those days did not have a flying display but only a static exhibition in the Grand Palais. The concept of a twin boom twin engined fighter (later adopted for the Lockheed P 38 Lightning) was revolutionary at the time. After the Show, the Fokker G. I was taken to Eindhoven airfield, from where its first flight was made on 16 March