MOC-198478 Fokker E.V (D.VIII) WWI Fighter Aircraft Building Blocks

Step back into the early era of aviation history with the MOC-198478 Fokker E.V (D.VIII) WWI Fighter Aircraft Building Blocks Set. Designed and authorized by AlessandroMaffioli, this 233-piece aircraft model recreates one of the most distinctive fighter planes from the final stage of World War I.

The Fokker E.V, later renamed the Fokker D.VIII, was a German parasol-wing monoplane fighter designed by Reinhold Platz and produced by Fokker-Flugzeugwerke. Entering service in the final months of World War I, the aircraft represented an advanced design for its time with its clean parasol wing configuration and lightweight structure. After early wing-related issues, improvements led to the aircraft being redesignated as the Fokker D.VIII.

This detailed building model captures the aircraft’s unique silhouette with a gray and white color scheme, large upper wing, brown propeller, compact fuselage, and carefully designed landing gear. Despite its smaller size, the model preserves the elegant engineering style of early fighter aircraft and makes an excellent historical aviation display piece.

233-PIECE WWI FIGHTER AIRCRAFT MODEL
Build a detailed representation of one of the final operational German fighters of World War I.

DESIGNED BY ALESSANDROMAFFIOLI
MOC-198478 is designed and authorized by AlessandroMaffioli with attention to historical aircraft proportions and recognizable details.

HISTORICAL WWI AIRCRAFT DESIGN
The Fokker E.V (D.VIII) was among the last Fokker aircraft to enter service with the German Luftstreitkräfte during World War I.

DISTINCTIVE PARASOL-WING STRUCTURE
The model recreates the aircraft’s unusual upper-wing configuration, compact body design, propeller, and landing gear arrangement.

COMPACT AVIATION DISPLAY MODEL
With a finished size of approximately 19.7 cm × 24 cm × 8.7 cm, this aircraft is ideal for aviation collections, historical displays, and desktop decoration.

EARLY AVIATION ENGINEERING DETAILS
The simple yet elegant structure reflects the design philosophy of early fighter aircraft, making it a unique addition to military aviation collections.

Specifications

Piece Count: 233 Pieces

Aircraft: Fokker E.V / D.VIII

Era: World War I

Dimensions:

• Length: 19.7 cm
• Width: 24 cm
• Height: 8.7 cm

Material: ABS

Designer: AlessandroMaffioli

Best For

WWI aviation enthusiasts, military history collectors, aircraft model fans, historical vehicle collectors, and builders interested in early aviation design.

Historical Background

The Fokker E.V was a German fighter aircraft designed by Reinhold Platz and manufactured by Fokker-Flugzeugwerke during World War I. It was the final Fokker aircraft to become operational with the Luftstreitkräfte, entering service shortly before the end of the conflict.

Following several accidents caused by structural wing failures, the aircraft received modifications and was redesignated as the Fokker D.VIII. Known by the nickname “Flying Razor” in later aviation literature, the D.VIII is remembered for achieving the distinction of recording the final aerial victory of World War I.