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+ | |mechdesigner = wikipedia:Reinhold Platz;Reinhold Platz}}The '''Fokker D.VII''' is a biplane featured in the ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross]]'' television series. Its pilots include [[Roy Focker]] and [[Hikaru Ichijyo]] |
| − | |FirstCaption = Hikaru in his red variant.}}The '''Fokker D.VII''' is a biplane featured in the ''[[Super Dimension Fortress Macross]]'' television series. Its pilots include [[Roy Focker]] and [[Hikaru Ichijyo]] |
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==History== |
==History== |
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The Fokker D.VII series itself is an old warplane series dating back to First World War. Many flew in combat operations as early as 1918. At that time, it was considered advanced because it possessed superior handling characteristics over competing warplanes models. |
The Fokker D.VII series itself is an old warplane series dating back to First World War. Many flew in combat operations as early as 1918. At that time, it was considered advanced because it possessed superior handling characteristics over competing warplanes models. |
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The Fokker D.VII is a biplane featured in the Super Dimension Fortress Macross television series. Its pilots include Roy Focker and Hikaru Ichijyo
History
The Fokker D.VII series itself is an old warplane series dating back to First World War. Many flew in combat operations as early as 1918. At that time, it was considered advanced because it possessed superior handling characteristics over competing warplanes models.
Sometime before Space War I, Fokker D.VII replicas were used in a flying circus by the father of Hikaru Ichijyo.(SDFM: "Boobytrap")
Gallery
Hikaru Ichijyo in the cockpit.
Roy Focker flying away in his yellow variant.
Hikaru Ichijyo's red variant.
Roy Focker's yellow variant.
External links
 For the Robotech equivalent, visit Fokker D.VII. |