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29 November 2007, 04:43 PM
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Fokker Axle Wings - Part 2
The original thread is closed and I wanted to add a new photo for all of you.
Fokker axle wings (Original Tread) I just received a new Dr.I photo that I thought it would be Perfect for this thread.  I think this is the only one I have seen like this from the bottom. Lloyd...
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29 November 2007, 07:33 PM
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Hi Tim:
This is cropped from the full size photo, this image is at it full size. I took it and could zoom in at 400% with out losing to much detail. The original photo is not a Hi-Res photo, I'm trying to get a better one, If I do I'll let you know. I'm not going to show the rest because it a unpublished photo, and BTW it's really a nice view. Lloyd...
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Hi Jeff
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30 November 2007, 11:30 AM
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Lloyd- Nice photo. Sure looks a lot barer than most photos of the axle wing bottom. Like this one of a brand new Jasta 14 Dr.I showing the jacking pads. Wonder if the pads would pop out on a higher resolution photo? That light blue paint looks awfully fresh with only a few streaks.
Taz Terry Phillips Dr.I 198 17 WN 1916 Jasta 14 Ltn Werner Newly Delivered Ur.II Axle Wing Detail Forum.jpg |
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30 November 2007, 02:18 PM
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Hello axle wing afficinados,
From my new crop of Knowlton D VII photos.  A couple of comments: Some recent documentation indicates that this wing was re-painted about 45 years ago. Most wood looks as old/new as the rest of the wood on this aircraft. I dont believe that this wood has been replaced. Additional comments please. Regards, John |
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