German aircraft

by Brad Cancian

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1/32 Roden Albatros D.III

Kit: Roden+Eduard+Spada (1:32)

Here is the Roden 1/32 scale Albatros D.III built on consignment for a friend. Additional wiring and details were added to the cockpit and interior, as well as the addition of the Eduard photoetched set for this model and Spada decals. Otherwise built out of the box. The aircraft is painted in the markings of Werner Voss when flying with Jasta 2 in early/mid 1917. The figure is Model Cellar painted by Stephen Lawson.


Eduard 1/48 Albatros D.III

Kit: Eduard (1:48)

Here is the Eduard 1-48 Albatros D.III built with the addition of rocker arm springs and wiring to the engine, and replacement wheels, otherwise built out of the box. The model is painted in the markings of a Jasta 49 aircraft.


1/48 Eduard Albatros DV

Kit: Eduard (1:48)

Here is the Eduard 1/48 Albatros D.V. Additions included details to the engine and cockpit, and the addition of a fuel tank behind the engine. The kits undercarriage legs were also extended. The aircraft was painted in the markings of D.2236/17 of Jasta 3, flown by Ltn Weber. The �Lulu� marking was hand painted.


1/48 Roden Junkers D.I

Kit: Roden (1:48)

Here is the Roden Junkers D.I with a few minor modifications to the cockpit including added internal bracing, Eduard gauges and seat belts, rigging and etched spandau jackets, otherwise out of box, including decals.


1/48 Eduard Pfalz D.IIIa

Kit: Eduard (1:48)

This is the 1/48 Eduard Pfalz D.III built almost out of the box in the markings of Ltn M�ller of Jasta 18, mid 1918 based on the profile from Osprey�s �Pfalz Aces� book. Only additions were gun cables in the cockpit and the addition of bungee cords to the undercarriage.


1/32 Roden Fokker F.I

Kit: Roden + PART (1:32)

Here is the Roden 1/32 Fokker F.I, built on consignment for a friend, with the addition of the PART of Poland photoetched set for this aircraft. The aircraft is painted in the markings of Werner Voss of Jasta 10, September 1917.


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