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ATT32216 (for Roden kit) Fokker F.I 102/17 Rittmeister Manfred von Richthofen & Ltn. Kurt Wolff

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One of the three prototype triplanes. 101/17 reserved and flown as a test machine, 102/17 given to Richthofen and 103/17 to Werner Voss.

It sports a slightly different streaking footprint from 103/17 (later, production DR.I's had rather more defined and heavier streaking patterns and no upper surface underlying pale blue dope).

Under surface national insignia fields are left in doped and varnish sealed natural linen.

These prototypes did not exhibit all the normal part serial numbers.


Flown also by Staffel comrade Ltn Kurt Wolff, who was shot down and killed in this machine on 15th September 1917.

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