Flugzeug-Modelle

Flugzeug-Modelle

Imagine early flight as fabric stretched bamboo frames with an engine bolted on and a rattan garden chair as pilot seat. Taking to the air. Hmmm… Moving on to wobbly biplanes with a penchant for nose landings. Then, the introduction of air travel, mail and passengers flown from airport to airport. Then suddenly in the 1920s and 30s a voyage from Amsterdam to Jakarta now possible in days, instead of months. Enjoy a fascinating, exemplary collection of exquisite models and artifacts of early flight. Meticulously executed, wonderfully detailed mementos from a bygone age.

Fokker Dreidecker (L)

AP010

Fokker Triplane (Red Baron), Medium

admire cockpit details, leather covered chairs, instruments. Metal struts and engine covers
M. 66 x 81.5 x 35.5cm, 26 x 32 x 14”

Fokker Dreidecker (S)

AP203

Desktop Fokker Triplane

M. 38.5 x 47 x 19cm, 15.25 x 18.5 x 7.5”

Flugzeug Sopwith Camel (S)

AP243

Sopwith Camel, Small

M. 26 x 38 x 12.5cm, 10.25 x 15 x 5”

Flugzeug Spirit of St. Louis

AP250

Spirit of St. Louis

Detailed model of the one that Charles Lindberg soloed across the Atlantic. Take a peek through windows into a detailed cockpit.
M. 31 x 49.5 x 9cm, 12.25 x 19.5 x 3.5”

Flugzeug Flying Circus

AP400

Flying Circus Jenny, Medium

M. 51 x 80 x 18cm, 20 x 31.5 x 7”

Flugzeug Klassische Jenny

AP401

Jenny JN-7H Classic Barnstormer, Medium

M. 51 x 80 x 18cm, 20 x 31.5 x 7”

Flugzeug Jenny, rot

AP401R

Red Jenny

M. 51 x 80 x 18cm, 20 x 31.25 x 7”

Flugzeug Sopwith Camel

AP402

Sopwith Camel, Medium

M. 50 x 75 x 24cm, 19.75 x 29.5 x 9.5”

Flugzeug Gee Bee

AP407

Gee Bee #11 Speedster

Seemingly designed by Disney cartoon designers, the Gee-Bees were winning 1932 national air races. At the time serious and popular, they now look comical, and have become beloved icons from 1930s flight history.
M. 45 x 60 x 21cm, 17.75 x 23.5 x 8.25’’

Flugzeug Spad XIII

AP413

Spad XIII

A lightweight frame is assembled and silk fabric is stretched across, similar to the original construction in the early 1900s.
M. 60 x 76 x 23cm, 23.5 x 30 x 9”