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Old 2 September 2010, 07:04 AM   #11 (permalink)
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The Encore kit is the Roden kit of the D.II
The only difference between the two kit's is ..Encone comes with resin parts and Eduards PE setand a cast fig of Oswald Boelcke while the Roden kit is just the plastic .
Hi Terri,

Canīt find an Albatros D. II in the Roden site. Only two D.III and a D.I.

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Hi Terri,

Canīt find an Albatros D. II in the Roden site. Only two D.III and a D.I.

Marco
Sorry Marco . I meet to say D.I , the Encore kit has the struts to convert it to a D.II
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You read my mind! Got that 1913 Mercedes about two weeks ago on Ebay. Just waiting for it to arrive.

I hadnīt thought of the idea of a captured aircraft. Do you know where I can find these photos?
As an example Otto Kissenberth flew a captured Camel F.1 in 1918 WINGS PALETTE - Sopwith F.1 Camel - Germany (WWI) . There is also an image of Kurt Wusthoff and colleague standing next to a captured Sopwith Triplane in Alex Imries German Air Aces of WW1. Heres one of Oswald Boelke checking over a captured DH2. from Orden Pour le Mrite Good inspiration?
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