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25 October 2008, 11:40 AM
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Fokker Tripe Colors
Greetings,
On the box-top cover art for Eduard's Bristol F2B fighter there is a Fokker Tripe with a blue forward fuselage and wings, a white band around the fuselage behind the cockpit, and the rear of the plane being red. Anybody know if it's accurate or if it's a figment of the imagination? Thanks, Steve Luce |
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25 October 2008, 12:55 PM
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swluce:
Is this what your talking about? EDU08126.01.jpg From all the profiles I have seen, I never have seen this or have heard of markings like this before. This would have been a unique profile and would have been picked up by some of our artists. I would say I'm about 98% sure that this is as you said a figment of the imagination. Lloyd.
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