The Flying Doctor! How a Norfolk GP built his own Red Baron Fokker

Some people make models of vintage aircraft. Others build their own full-sized First World War fighter aircraft to fly themselves. AeroTime meets Peter Brueggemann, a 58-year-old doctor living in Norfolk, UK, who spent 10 years building his own replica Fokker triplane, which he now pilots about the skies of eastern England. The Fokker Dr.1 Triplane

How the Red Baron's Knockoff Aircraft Became the First Great Warplane

Where are our jetpacks? - AeroTime, jetpacks meaning

Where are our jetpacks? - AeroTime, jetpacks meaning

Recreating the Final Flight of the Red Baron - FLYING Magazine

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German GP takes to the skies in replica of First World War triplane

Fokker Dr.I - Aircraft Profile - Fokker : Fokker Dr.I

Fokker Dr.I - Aircraft Profile - Fokker : Fokker Dr.I

Replica Red Baron to take to skies

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