Restored Aircraft

Below is our inventory of Vintage Warbirds maintained by Fighter Factory and available for viewing at the
Military Aviation Museum

FIGHTERS BOMBERS TRAINERS LIAISON WW1 Aircraft Others
Fokker D.VII -  “Replicas”

fokker D.VII 140x105The Fokker D.VII was a German fighter aircraft from the fertile mind of “the Dutchman”, Anthony Fokker.  The D.VII proved itself superior to existing Allied fighters, leading a second “Fokker scourge”.  
So many orders were placed that Fokker’s rivals (A.E.G. and Albatros) were forced to build them and pay a royalty to him.  Quality control and planning was not Anthony Fokker’s strong suit – he provided them with an aircraft to copy because he had no design plans.  
First built in 1917, the D.VII won out over all other designs in a competition, with the final production version winning high praise from no less an authority than Manfred von Richthofen.  The D.VII was so superior that the Versailles treaty specified that they were all to be destroyed or given to the Allies.
There are many replicas of the Dr.I flying, but no originals survive.

Country: Germany

Manufacturer: Fokker

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Max Speed: 116 mph

Weight: 1,874 lbs

Ceiling: 19,600 feet

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Fighter Factory operates and mainatins many WWII & WWI flying military aircraft including:

Fighters | Bombers | Trainers |Liaison & Other historical Military antiques

Spitfire | P-51 Mustang | Hawker Hurricane | TMB Avenger | P-40 Curtiss | PBY Catalina | FG-1D | SNJ-2 | SNJ-4 | T28-D | Corsair | Dragon Rapide | B-17 Flying Fortress | B-17 omber | Polikarpov PO-2 | Polikarpov I-15bis | Polikarpov I-16 Rata | Polikarpov I-163 | YAK | A-26 Invader | Focke Wulf Fw-190 | Junkers JU-52 | Ryan PT-22 | Sopwith Strutter | Tiger Moth DH-82A | SPAD SXIII | FM-2 Wildcat | Stearman N2S-3 | AD-4 Skyraider | Alabtros D.Va | Avro 504K | Beechcraft T-34B | Bell P-63 | Bleriot X1 | Peashooter P26-D | Jungmeister 133C | Chipmunk DGC-1 | WACO YMF-5 | V1 Flying Bomb | Storch Fi-156 | Focke Wolfe FW-44J | Fokker Tri-Planes | Fokker Bi-Planes | Halberstadt | Hawker Fury | TG-4A | Russian LA-9 | Nieuport model 11 |

The above list is incomplete and we have more aircraft available at the museum

 

Fighter Factory – 1341 Princess Anne Road, Virginia Beach, Virginia, 23457

About Us

Fighter Factory

is the restoration & maintenance & facility for the
Military Aviation Museum.

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The new hangar was recently built in April 2011 on the grounds of the Virginia Beach Airport adjacent to the Museum
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We employ a team of 15 highly skilled and experienced aviation technicians to ensure our aircraft remain safely in flight operational status. Meeting all FAA standards as required

Restoration Work

In addition to aircraft maintenance, Fighter Factory staff are also involved in much of the aircraft restoration projects, either on-site or at remote locations.

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Whenever new aircraft are acquired for the museum it is the responsibility of Fighter Factory staff to become technically proficient and knowledgeable in that particular aircraft. To ensure flight safety for pilots & ground crew

Current Restorations

Please view our
warbird restoration
pages for latest projects

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The Fighter Factory provides all maintenance for the warbird aircraft at the Military Aviation Museum. The Museum is located at Virginia Beach Airport, Virginia.

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