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StefenK:
* * *Fokker Flugzeugwerke use unbleached linen to cover their aircraft. *When the clear dope and varnosh have been applied the result was a beige color.
* * *The Fok.E.III have had their covers attached to the fuselages, they were laced on and were completely removeable. *The rudders and elevators have been finished, doped and varnished. *After the work was completed in the Assembly Hall the fuselages would be taken to the dopeing hall were the fuselage would be finished. *Dopeing was never allowed in an assembly or erection halls, it could be only done in the ventilated dopeing room. *
* * *The photos of the Fok.D.I and D.II show the olive green and rust brown camouflage on top and side surfaces of the D.I and only the top surfaces of the D.II
* * * Photo no.17, identified as a Fok. M.14, E.II, is in fact Fok. E.II 26/15 w.n.273.
* * *Stefen , from what book did you get these photos?
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Blue skies,
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Dan-San
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