Fokker S-14  trainer
RNeth AF  (KLu)


last update September 4, 2010  
 

photos of the "real thing"
All photos made and kindly provided by Bas Damen and Meindert de Vreeze

 

The Fokker S-14 was known as the MACH trainer, flown in the seventies.
The aircraft was only operated in small numbers at the Royal Netherlands Air Force.

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Below are seen photos of the Fokker S-14 aircraft that was modified by Fokker Aircraft to demonstrate a version with a more powerful Rolls Royce Nene 3 engine. It was called Machtrainer II.
Is is now preserved in the Dutch museum Aviodrome at Lelystad airport.

 canopy

 detail of left seat looking down and forward

 part of instrument panel can be seen here

 section behind seats

  note the canopy sliding rail on top of fuselage

 more birdcage canopy details

  nose gear well

  main gear wheel well

 (note: outward right wing is not installed on museum aircraft)

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Scale models
Made by Meindert "Designer"
No real plastic model is available (the older Airmodel vacuform offering being very bad),
but a resin kit from Czech Master in 1/72 can be found (this kit has issued and has been updated in 2004).

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