DPCM 116     Junkers D-I
The 9th design by Hugo Junkers, the J-9, appeared in October 1917. Powered by a
160 h.p. Mercedes engine, it was entered in the fighter competitions of 1918. The Army ordered it built as the D-I.  Because of lack of experience with the aircrafts
then unconventional metal construction, only 41 were completed and delivered to the front before the Armistice in November 1918. The aircraft featured a number of unique innovations, one of which was a full cantilever wing.

Our kit (DPCM 116) captures this lesser known German fighter in miniature.
Designed for Rubber Powered flight for either indoors or out.
Kit Features:

*   16" wingspan
*   Box and Former Fuselage Construction
*   2 - 11 x 17 CAD drawn Plan Sheets
*   81 Laser Cut Parts
*   Parts ID Sheet
*   Laser cut engine details
*   Built up Balsa cowl and engine bank
*   Laser Cut WW-1 Style wheels
*   Inkjet Generated marking sheet
*   Prop Pattern furnished on plan

( Builder provides all balsa sticks, powerplant and covering material )

Price: $ 18.00