This looks like a useful resource

[Guntruck]

I've just got notification of this from Amazon.



According to the blurb:
"This book describes the history of the little-known emblems and distinctive markings of Russian military aviation from its early origins up to the Russian exit from World War One. The authors have managed to collect, and in some cases partially reconstruct, the majority of emblems and signs used in Russia during this period by military aviation units. The collected material is presented in a clear and attractive form - colour plates, reconstructed logos, and original photographs from public and private archives. This profusely illustrated book covers all the aircraft used, with brief details of their service use and comprehensive details of the colours and markings they carried. Besides the many photographs, full colour profiles illustrate the markings applied. Detailed colour notes and precise descriptions and illustration of national markings over the period complete a book that will be invaluable to aircraft enthusiasts, historians and modellers."

I wonder how long it will take to get Volume 2 out.

[grumpybear]

That looks like an interesting book about a part of the war we all kinda forget about. Western front being more in the spotlight

[zenlizard]

You're right, it does look useful. Good find.

[Flying Helmut]

And I've just bought a sheet of Russian decals from Mehusla - great timing!
Thanks for posting this, Steve.

[Flying Officer Kyte]

Well done for unearthing this gem Steve.
Definitely fills a hole in our research without too much pain and scratching about.
Rob.