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1 March 2003, 08:44 AM
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The "Cross Files" section has three items that may be of interest to Forumites:
-- Two FF rubber models of the Albatros D-Va and Sopwith Triplane, both built from DPC kits. -- An FF model of one of the bare bones training gliders that were popular between the wars. *They were first built in Germany to avoid the Versailles restrictions. -- An electric round-the-pole model of a Bristol M-1 Bullet. *The plane is scaled up from a Fiddlers Green kit. |
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3 March 2003, 12:18 AM
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I'd highly recommend the DPC Kits. I haven't seen the FM issue yet, but I believe the pics of Albatros D.Va are mine. I've also built the Sopwith Pup, Halberstadt CL.II, and Nieuport 24/27. I've currently got the "bones" of the BE2e and Morane Saulnier A-1 framed up. They're great kits. john ernst |
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