Recommend a good, easy 1/48 WWI German Fighter?

Almost any WW1 aircraft is gonna be a bear, especially if you want to rig it properly. For that reason alone, I'd suggest the Dragon Fokker Dr.1 (the infamous triplane). It was available as Werner Voss's a/c, all black with writing on the top wing (IIRC, it translated as "Still remember me?), and the tripe is almost riggng free. I've got one, but not yet built - should be all right fit, though.

Anyone else?

RobG

Junkers D1 Criminally easy.

The 1.48 scale Roden Foker D-VII is an easy build. It's nicely molded, goes together pretty well and has a bare minimum of rigging.

"The world would be a much simpler place if every one could pick and choose their obligations, but we can't and we shouldn't." Major Charles W. Whittlesey

I've recently started the new Revell 1/72 Fokker Dr1 triplane, which is going well and the struts are of a good design as they go through the centre wing, making things much better and will be doing these next.

Of course I will be doing the traditional all red affair. Have other eduard kits to do but always been put off by the struts, so this revell offering seemed a good start.

Cheers, Stephen

Oops, just noticed it was 1/48th scale kits.

Well in that case any of the recent Eduard kits seem a good bet as their moulding is nice and crisp and are also good for getting started with brass etch details for5 cockpit areas.

I've yet to build any but definately worthwhile lookig at.

Cheers, Stephen