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Well I think I found one. It is called "French Strategic and Tactical Bombardment Forces of World War I". While it is not about all of French Aviation in WWI, as a former bomber pilot it is about a part of French Aviation that is near and dear to my heart.

I kow this is not really a post about Wingnut Wings or their outstanding kits, but here it goes anyway. One of my favorite parts of this hobby is the educational side that it brings. Researching a particular aircraft and unit of a model that I want to build is always fun. I have two books coming on the Salmson, however I really know nothing about French Aviation in WWI. Can anyone recommend a book that is currently available that will help me learn more about this subject? Thank you in advance.

Yes plural. 32059 with decals for 5 aircraft in USAS service and 32038 with decals for 4 French and 1 Japanese aircraft.

Outstanding tutorial. You make it look so easy.

I had to clear my cache then it worked on firefox and explorer. Not sure about other browsers.

I already ordered a DH-9. Lovely looking airplane and you can hang BOMBS on it!!! :D :D Sorry, that was the bomber pilot in me speaking out loud!!

Simply beautiful!!!!

Really nice build, it looks stunning!!!

Beautiful, simply beautiful!!!!!

Thanks for the update, it looks like a nice yet simple conversion.

Albatros C.III Albatros W.4 Taube Dr.1 Any Fokker A series Friedrichshafen FF33 Junkers D.I Roland C.II Walfisch And I flat out love the idea of a Zeppelin.

Thanks Francisco, this is great news! This will be another great WNW Christmas! :D :D

Since I am in no way even close to being knowledgable about WWI aircraft markings and painting, I am just wondering what people think about the colorings (fuselage, cowl overpaint camo and wing top and bottoms) and wing markings for this aircraft?