[Fokker DVII Book]

... and if you would like to read some great stories about most famous aces, then I really recommend Osprey Fokker D.VII Aces of World War 1 - part 1 and 2

[New release - "Probably the single most important German aircraft of the WW1"]

All we know is that it has production number 32040, Jonathan, what is number of your new DFW?

[New release - "Probably the single most important German aircraft of the WW1"]

http://www.wingnutwings.com/ww/product?productid=3112

 

So what do you think guys, is this the before mentioned DFW or something absolutely new? Maybe Albatros C.III, C.I? Dave surely knows, but will not tell even under hard interrogation or torture

[Fokker D.VII Alb - Harbers Crash]

Holly crap! Dave, that's a lot of goat reference publications, the ones that I find most interesting are "The Goat Handbook" and "Living With Goats"

 

I will also alsolutely need some great goat walk around, so udder counters will not be able to find something unrealistic on my diorama

[Fokker D.VII Alb - Harbers Crash]

Thanks James!

[Fokker D.VII Alb - Harbers Crash]

Hi gyus,

 

I'm in! There are not many Albs build and I already made Udet's red D.VIIF, so this time I will try Alb, it will be this beauty

 

I will try to reproduce this scene from Harbers crash and create a little diorama with pilot and witnesses - farmer and shocked goat looking together at this unlucky bird

 

I already had a farmer chosen: http://www.mbltd.info/3588.htm

but I'm sure, I will change head to Hornet one, second one from this set is absolutely excellent:

 

...and I also have a goat!!!

I hope goats didn't change so much between WW1 and WW2

 

Still looking for appropriate standing pilot with resignated look on his face.

I will start as planned in second half of August.

 

Cheers guys

 

Zdenko