Datafiles 61 to 79
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NORTH SEA HUNTER!
ONE of the German Navy's most potent seaplane fighters in WWI, the Brandenburg W12 saw widespread service in the North Sea and proved a real thorn in the side of the British Royal Navy and a worthy opponent of the big Felixstowe flying boats. Noted aero-historian Peter M Grosz relates the fascinating development history of these highly effective water-borne warriors, dubbed the 'Kamel' by its crew, with over 50 rare archive images and five pages of contemporary SVK schematics. Ian Stair presents eight pages of detailed 1:72 and 1:48 scale drawings illustrating both versions, and there are expanded colours and markings notes by Ray Rimell who also provides the three rear cover profiles and nine examples of fuselage insignia.
BEFORE HARRY TATE!
In this unique monograph J M Bruce covers both the RE 5 and RE 7 reconnaissance biplanes designed by the Royal Aircraft Factory in the early years of WWI. Extensive photo coverage with over 80 rare images in this specially extended 40 page DATAFILE, the most comprehensive study of these aircraft yet published.
SWITCHING COCKPITS!
The Aviatik C.I was one of the most attractive of WWI German two-seaters and ably performed a variety of duties in the Front line. Over 500 were built and the photographic record is extensive. Peter M Grosz provides over 80 rare wartime photos to support his narrative -and there are many close-up images to sate modellers' appetites for detail...
SHOWING METTLE!
The rugged metal structure of the C.IV made it ideal for Middle East operations as well as the usual rigours of Western Front usage. Over 65 photos also include rare examples operated by the Ottoman Empire. Scale plans and colour profiles complete this detailed study.
WHEN I SEE AN ELEPHANT FLY!
The Martinsyde G.100 Elephant was the first British multi-gun fighter. Dozens of photos and detailed scale plans feature in this image-laden DATAFILE.
THE VERY BEST CV!
The ubiquitous C.V saw successful service with German Fl.Abt. units in 1917/1918. One of the finest of all the later German two-seater reconnaissance aircraft is given the full DATAFILE treatment by Peter M Grosz with many rare wartime images.
THE FIGHTING EXPERIMENTAL No.8!
The much-missed J M Bruce profiles the famous WWI British pusher fighter biplane that served with four RFC squadrons on the Front line in 1916.Over 55 photos plus original FE8 handbook sketches.
A TOUCH OF THE AGO!
German pushers are rare and the AGO is the most famous example with its unusual twin boom configuration. Plenty of amazing wartime photos provide essential modelling reference.
