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19 June 2012, 04:49 PM
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Hi PFFF,
This Albatros D.Va replica was built by The Vintage Aviator. The research they carry out in order to obtain the greatest possible accuracy, and the resources they have access to are second to none. I would suggest that is by far the most accurately constructed Albatros D.Va ever built, and that includes the colour scheme. I hope this is of some help! Regards, David. |
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