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Old 14 April 2005, 02:51 PM   #581 (permalink)
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Modelcontest Mosonmagyarovar 2005 (Hungary)
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Awesome pics Ross! I particularly liked the USAAC 2 seater lurking behind the Gotha. The cammo on that Aviatik is really cool! Thanks for posting the pics and my computer really likes the Thumbnail links better than the old Giant Pics.

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I really like that CC. That's probably the most visually interesting flying boat of the war, and fairly successful in combat.
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