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In the First World War Fokker D.VIIs were produced by the Magyar Általános Gépgyár (MAG) for Austria-Hungary, these were both single seat (26 aircraft) and twin seat (10 aircraft) variants, however the planes never saw combat during the war. Those planes were taken by the Hungarian Red Airforce and used in the wars against Romania and Czechoslovakia in 1919. During the war of 1919 Romania captured at least 34 Fokkers and Czechoslovakia captured 1 from the Hungarians.

The MAG Fokkers used the Austro-Daimler 200hp engine and the Schwarzlose machine guns instead of the Mercedes engine and the MG 08s. Few airframes were equipped with Gebauer motor-driven machine guns.

Number 93.07 was piloted by Hefty Frigyes (an Austro-Hungarian ace with 5 air victories) and crashed during an emergency landing on 1 July 1919, both the pilot and the plane being captured by Romanian forces. The aircraft was then used by the Romanian Air Corps. Here it is shown in the paint scheme of other captured Fokkers (like i.pinimg.com/originals/97/ef/f… ), as there are no pictures showing the plane after its capture.

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Description
In the First World War Fokker D.VIIs were produced by the Magyar Általános Gépgyár (MAG) for Austria-Hungary, these were both single seat (26 aircraft) and twin seat (10 aircraft) variants, however the planes never saw combat during the war. Those planes were taken by the Hungarian Red Airforce and used in the wars against Romania and Czechoslovakia in 1919. During the war of 1919 Romania captured at least 34 Fokkers and Czechoslovakia captured 1 from the Hungarians.

The MAG Fokkers used the Austro-Daimler 200hp engine and the Schwarzlose machine guns instead of the Mercedes engine and the MG 08s. Few airframes were equipped with Gebauer motor-driven machine guns.

Number 93.07 was piloted by Hefty Frigyes (an Austro-Hungarian ace with 5 air victories) and crashed during an emergency landing on 1 July 1919, both the pilot and the plane being captured by Romanian forces. The aircraft was then used by the Romanian Air Corps. Here it is shown in the paint scheme of other captured Fokkers (like i.pinimg.com/originals/97/ef/f… ), as there are no pictures showing the plane after its capture.

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I usually post on my pinterest account so if you want to you can check there for more drawings and sources, link here: ro.pinterest.com/alin_alexandr…