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Spijker V.1

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History

This aircraft was the first Dutch fighter aircraft, developed and built by the merged N.V. Nederlandse Vliegtuigenfabriek en N.V. Nederlandse Automobielfabriek Trompenburg.

It was a single seat biplane with a Gnome engine rated 80 pk. It proofed to be rather disappointing, so just one aircraft was built and used by the Dutch Navy.

 

Technical information
Dimensions:
Length: - m Wingspan:

- m
Height: - m Wing area: - m2
Weights:
Empty weight: - kg Max. start weight: - kg
Performances:
Max. speed: - km/hr Climbing speed: - m/min
Cruising speed: - km/hr    
Range: - km Service ceiling: - m
Miscellaneous:
Engine type: One Gnome rated 80 hp
Crew: One aviator
Armament: None

 


This aircraft entered service July 1918, but was disappointing for a fighter aircraft. It was mainly used as a trainer and withdrawn from use in 1920.

Prototype of the Spijker V.1Fighter at Soesterberg. On the cowling the  makrings 'Spijker" and on the rudder the factory marking "Trompenburg" (Amsterdam).
[Enclosed photo from BeeldBank NIMH. Click on photo for ordering information]
Trompenburg (Spijker) V.1. Evaluation testss at Ede, 23 mei 1917. Pilot elt. F.A. van Heijst.
[Enclosed photo from BeeldBank NIMH. Click on photo for ordering information]
Trompenburg (Spijker) V.1 at Soesterberg. First version autumn 1916.
[Enclosed photo from BeeldBank NIMH. Click on photo for ordering information]
Trompenburg (Spijker) V.1. Test at air field Ede, May 23 1917. Pilot  elt. F.A.van Heijst.
[Enclosed photo from BeeldBank NIMH. Click on photo for ordering information]

 


Serial2nd SerialConstr. nr.Date in serviceDate out of serviceNotes
A-7 A-10   07-1918 1920 Withdrawn from use in 1920

 


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SchemeColour nameFS numberBS-numberHumbrolXtraColorVallejo Model ColorVallejo Model Air
                 

Check www.paint4models.com for an extensive conversion table with lots of colour and paint systems.

 


Literature.

Camouflage en Kentekens J.Greuter e.a. Bonneville – Bergen (NH) 1997  
Nederlandse Marinevliegtuigen Thijs Postma & Thijs Postma Pag. 10 1978 Uitgever Omniboek, 's Gravenhage
De Nederlandse Vliegtuigen: Alle vliegtuigen ooit in Nederland ontworpen en gebouwd Theo Wesselink & Thijs Postma pag. 2 1982 Uitgever Romen Luchtvaart Plaats: Haarlem
85 JAAR Marineluchtvaartdienst in beeld: Van Farman tot NH 90 Helikopter Peter Korbee Pag. 27 2002 Uitgever Korbee MLD Promotie, Valkenburg

 

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