found this site looks quite interesting:
WWI Planes
was checking for some stuff about captured Sopwith Camels and found this.
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GW
found this site looks quite interesting:
WWI Planes
was checking for some stuff about captured Sopwith Camels and found this.
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GW
That is pretty cool!
Interesting site. Nice 3d-views!
I really like that site! Thanks for posting it.
found this on youtube....
A Flight of Fokker Dr1
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GW
found another site that would be good for some repaint ideas and just general stats regarding planes.
Century of Flight
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GW
great minds think alike I was re watching that again and the thought also crossed my mind as well.
should be a fun project.
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GW
lol I still got to get the three from the series first then I'll get extras.
the other project is the Sopwith Camel repaint to Otto Kissenberth colour schemes.
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GW
I'm liking your thinking, my man!!
I've not gotten around to doing any enemy repaints yet, but that camel looks like a good place to start. I really should have a good look though the WOW aircraft cards for some insperation.
I was scanning through the Central Empire cards when I found the card for O. Kissenberth. So I can blame that card for me wanting to do a repaint on the Sopwith Camel.
The other plane would be the Nieuport 11 from Jasta 1 flown by G Leffers. [But will have to wait till they bring out the Nieuport 11.]
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GW
I may be able to help you out there mate. Have a look at this link. http://www.tin-soldier.com/cgi-bin/ustorekeeper.pl
There not WOW minis, but they are the right scale and can easly be converted to fit on the flying bases.
funny thing is I am a WoW mini supporter. So will stick with their minis. I've seen the other minis that the other players are collecting but *shrug* not me.
I am in no rush to get new planes [still trying to collect the minis they all ready have]...
I am waiting for the Stuka in DoW then I'll start buying those figs.
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GW
I know what you mean. I love the WOW stuff, especialy when you look at the quality of the mini's. But on the other hand, if you want different aircraft and you dont want to wait for a few years, they you've got to go for other options.
I've got a few of the metal mini's from Skytrex/Revieresco, and although the quality is good pretty good, I've got to admit, i think the WOW are better overall.
The Flying Circus over NZ is awesome! That's one of my favorite videos.
A friend of mine just e-mailed me this u-tube clip. For all those into the DOW, your gonna love this!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAGu9mW4hTM
Enjoy!!
saw that clip.
good to see the final product. looking forward to that being available to buy.
then I'll start doing some bombing missions with DoW. Still waiting for my supplier to get the DoW deluxe box set in stock once he does then I might have to buy some WWII planes. until he does its all WWI planes.
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GW
I've not brought any DOW planes yet. I spent ages collecting and painting loads of 1:144 scale WW2 aircraft for a WW2 campaign my mate and I were running, and I've just not got around to them yet. Not to sure I want to give up my 1:144 collection just yet as the DOW sets are still a bit limited for choice and I've got more than enough different planes to go around.
Guess I'm a bit like Kaufy, spent so long collecting and painting my 1:144 minis, I dont want to get a new range and resigne the old ones to an eturnity on the shelf!!
this is my first foray into WWI and aerial combat game.
I'll collect them as they come out. Really glad they didn't go down that random booster format like some money hungry companies do nowadays just to generate fast cash. imagine having XX qty of just one plane. good for repaints but annoying if you wanted to get a particular plane.
its hard enough to get the Red Baron imagine if it was random boosters you'd struggle to get him.
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GW
was doing a search for some trench aerial photos when I stumbled onto this great WWI research site.
WWI research site
hope you find this as useful as i will for some mission ideas and scenery cards.
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GW
part of that same research site I found this. It is: FIGHTING THE FLYING CIRCUS
BY EDDIE RICKENBACKER.
might be a good read for you 94th players out there.This on-line edition of Eddie Rickenbacker's World War One memoirs dates from the original version published by Stokes in 1919. Captain Rickenbacker, originally from Ohio, was best known as one of the Commanders of the 94th "Hat-in-the-Ring" Squadron, a crack unit of pilots which included many former members of the famed Lafayette Escadrille. The 94th ended the war in France with the highest number of air victories of any American squadron. Captain Rickenbacker later belonged to an association of pilots and Great War air veterans who, in the years immediately following the Second World War, invited many of the new "young" aces from the Pacific and European theaters for informal lectures. These men never lost their keen interest in aviation.
i enjoyed reading it.
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GW
Last year I re-painted a Camel to represent Otto Kissenberth's craft. I will try to take a photo and post it for everyone.
Welcome to the Aerodrome Jim. Please do post of some pics of your repaints... they are very popular around here.
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