This one is in the colours of Lt Bruno Loerzer, Jasta 26, westen front, summer 1917.
Stringbags!!!! I love em!! :-D
Hello to Chasseur...from For Honour´s Sake blog. Long time member of the Bennos forum he´s now gone over to the "dark side"...the bigger than 20mm stuff!!!!!!!! :-DThe idea of making a drill into a mini lathe is a great one...I´m going to pinch that one mate.
Almost as good as my Fokker DR I! :-D
ReplyDeleteVery great work Paul!
Greetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
Love the plane, painted very nicely I must say. I thought I had a lot of figures, good god you've got tons!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletePretty cool plane! I do like the color scheme.
ReplyDeleteNice work on the plane...wires must be a pain, i know they were for me.
ReplyDeleteAnyways, great job.
great job, I do my wires with stretched spru.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Paul. It is a sharp looking bird. Only problem with the Revell kit is they don't give you the teeny tiny Albatros logos for the rudder. Bruno Loerzer used a similar pattern on a Fokker Dr.I, Albatros D.V and a Fokker D.VII too. Many of the pilots in Jasta 26 started using similar schemes. Some British pilots called them the Black and White Jasta. I understand your Albatros addiction. I am an Albatros junkie too. When I was doing plastic I ran out of shelf space. Now I can churn them out to my heart's content, or I run out of source material.
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Will
It's the attention to detail that makes your stuff stand out.
ReplyDeleteNice work. Always liked the Albatross. They look cool.
ReplyDeleteTerrific Paul. Your rigging really does make the model...Damn you!!!
ReplyDeleteWow....this looks really super...I love the crazy patterns the Germans came up with for their scout aircraft. Very nice work indeed!
ReplyDeleteNice looking plane :) exellent work.
ReplyDeleteLovely bird - great anti-camo scheme!
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