 | 39. Junkers J.I
The massive armoured Junkers biplane was beloved by its crews - not one was ever shot down in combat!
£9.00 |
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 | 38. (Airco) DH10
Somewhat elegant for a bomber, the Amiens arrived too late to make any impact on the war.
£5.90 |
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 | 37. Roland D.VI
The 1918 D.VI with its clinker-built fuselage was the last Roland fighter to see production in WWI.
£5.90 |
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 | 36. Nieuport 28
The classic Nieuport fighter, mount of many of America's top aces in WWI.
£9.00 |
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 | 32. Spad 13.C1
Superb GAs, 66 archive photos, 31 close-ups, detailed camouflage drawings and a kit survey.
£9.50 |
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 | 31. Phönix D.I/II
Superior to both the OEF D.III and Aviatik D.I, the Phönix fighters were flown by many leading air aces.
£9.50 |
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 | 30. RAF SE5
Made famous by Albert Ball VC, the original SE5 is covered in some detail.
£9.00 |
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 | 28. Avro 504K
The classic WWI British training biplane that soldiered on in one form or another well after the Armistice.
£9.00 |
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 | 26. Sopwith Camel
Now in its third printing, this is the ultimate Camel reference!
£12.00 |
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 | 25. Fokker D.VIII
The legendary 'Flying Razor' arrived too late to make a big impact on the war, but remains a firm modeller's favourite.
£10.00 |
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 | 24. RAF RE8
Most WWI enthusiasts will be familiar with the 'Harry Tate', the much used and abused reconnaissance machine.
£9.00 |
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 | 22. Sopwith Triplane
Another classic fighter design from the Sopwith factory, this nimble triplane was the favourite of many pilots.
£9.50 |
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 | 21. Pfalz D.IIIa
The improved version of the D.III with heavily detailed GAs.
£9.00 |
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