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AchimEngels · 28 September 2006, 06:45 PM

Hello Taz,

thanks for the kind offer, which I do of course appreciate.

I have received two other nice, but poor quality photographs from other members, but I would love to have a good quality portrait image of him.

Just to let you know for what I need it: I am currently working (hobbying) on a DVD documentary on the historical development and technical features of the Fokker D.VII (focusing on the technical aspects of the plane).

My script calls for a sequence that shows a copy of Mr. Brooks flight book entry of March 7th 1919. That day he tried the Fokker D.VII and was obviously most impressed with its quality. I have a copy of the flight book entry and want to give the man a face.

The sequence itself is rather short and lasts for only 20 seconds, but it is important to give a first hand impression of the D.VII seen from the side of the counterpart.

Thanks for any contribution. Just make sure to provide me with your full name so I can give you full credit at the end of the documentary and to provide you with the free DVD once the English version comes out (no schedule set - just a fun project so far).

Barret and Taz, must have been a very nice man as you describe him.

Cheers!

Achim

28 September 2006, 06:45 PM	#4 (permalink)
AchimEngels Forum Ace Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Schorndorf - Germany Posts: 2,486	Hello Taz, thanks for the kind offer, which I do of course appreciate. I have received two other nice, but poor quality photographs from other members, but I would love to have a good quality portrait image of him. Just to let you know for what I need it: I am currently working (hobbying) on a DVD documentary on the historical development and technical features of the Fokker D.VII (focusing on the technical aspects of the plane). My script calls for a sequence that shows a copy of Mr. Brooks flight book entry of March 7th 1919. That day he tried the Fokker D.VII and was obviously most impressed with its quality. I have a copy of the flight book entry and want to give the man a face. The sequence itself is rather short and lasts for only 20 seconds, but it is important to give a first hand impression of the D.VII seen from the side of the counterpart. Thanks for any contribution. Just make sure to provide me with your full name so I can give you full credit at the end of the documentary and to provide you with the free DVD once the English version comes out (no schedule set - just a fun project so far). Barret and Taz, must have been a very nice man as you describe him. Cheers! Achim __________________ To get permanent access to the FTS download archive, You can apply here: MEMBER APPLICATION. Or buy some of our books on early aviation on CD-Rom just to support our work. :-)