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

[ZdenkoBugan]

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

[ZdenkoBugan]

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

[James H]

Interesting! I love the DFW, but there could be a number of planes fit that criteria. I'm still thinking DFW, as this was a pretty numerous type.

 

Still living in hope of a Halberstadt Cl.II

[JonathanReed]

Zden,

 

That is correct it is 32040

[swapilot]

WNW has just posted a bunch of pictures of the finished DFW C.V on their web site, truly stunning!!!!

[JonathanReed]

That is beautiful!  The archive pics have A LOT of crashed ones.  Maybe to be historicaly correcy I need to build one all busted up!? LOL 

[janh]

Interesting! I love the DFW, but there could be a number of planes fit that criteria. I'm still thinking DFW, as this was a pretty numerous type.

 

Still living in hope of a Halberstadt Cl.II

what about your kit!! open that box pretty please

[Wingco57]

0/400 would be great to balance sides a bit. A bit too teutonic at the moment.

Come on Wingnuts!

Cees

[gfiend]

Hi all,

 

This is possibly old news but it looks like the DFW is now on sale in both mid and late production. Just bought both kits - not sure how I'm going to explain that home. Oh well, you only live once!!

 

Cheers

 

Paul