Pfalz E1 1:8 EZ N011

The Pfalz E.I was a shoulder-wing monoplane, a license-built Morane-Saulnier type "H", slightly modified and had a rotary engine. The major modifications were the realignment of the forward landing gear struts toward the leading edge of the wing. The second major change was to remove the vertical stabilizer. In the beginning, the type was used upon unarmed scouting duties, but with the success of the Fokker synchronizing gear in 1915, a similar installation was tried on this aircraft. It then went into production as the Pfalz E.I., totaling sixty units. The airplane was not well liked. The airplanes had a poor safety record. So poor, in fact, that production stopped and Pfalz was required to produce license built LFG Roland biplanes. However, not all pilots held it in such poor esteem, Kissenberth flew it enthusiastically. He was an ace with 20 victories, winning the Pour La Merite.

Wingspan 48inch/125cm

Scale 1:8

Model comes with all wood parts lasercut, spars and building plan.

No steel wire, control system or other hardware added.