Corgi AA28704 Fokker E.III Monoplane, E339/16, Lt. Josef Jacobs, 1916 - Diecast Model Aviation, from 14 Years

At first he was a motorcycle detector driver, then an observer/artillery observer in a remote reconnaissance unit Due to his conscientiousness and flying prowess, Jacobs was invited to join his older friend Erich Hönemann in the newly formed Fokker relay West, where he became one of the world's first dedicated fighter pilots and flew the Fokker monoplane fighters He flew further on the Western Front until the end of the war and is considered the German pilot with the longest operational flight time over the trenches, coming into contact with all the most successful Allied aces of that time He ended the war as commander of the hunting squadron 22 and flew the Fokker Dr I, with which he won 3 victories and thus became the most successful "ace" pilot in this famous aircraft