powertoys
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Joined: 1/19/2004 From: Biloxi,
MS, USA Status: offline
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I acquired the Orline Fokker DVII a while ago and what I've found so far is good. Kit was boxed in a small town (just happened to be my home town) Brooks, Oregon back in the early 80's I believe, maybe even earlier. The wood is of good quality and is very straight considering how old it is. Plans are put together clear and concise. If you want to copy the plans though it will be tough. The widest copier I can find is 36 inches, and the plans are 42 inches by 72 inches. It can be done in sections with the right copier. The plastic parts are true and clean, though a bit heavy. It also comes with stick on Maltese crosses, but don't rely on them to be in good condition after all these years. Directions are simple and look as if they were hand typed. Not very many pictures. All considered, if you have any building skills it won't be hard to put together. She will eat up some covering though with a 72 inche double wing. There is a thread on here where I laid out the planes dimensions, just look for Fokker D7 in the post. Any more questions let me know. Mike
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