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Old 22 October 2002, 08:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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http://us-aircraft.com/walk/se5a.htm

The fellow by the 3/4 Albatros D.Va is me 40 lbs heavier back in 1998. *The shots of my desk you may recognize. *The rest are flying replicas. I'll probably talk about them in the replica title if your interested. Yes I know I'm shameless.
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