Datafiles 80 to 99
AN ITALIAN CLASSIC!
Highly detailed coverage of the popular Italian WWI and post war Ballila fighter by Gregory Alegi with 109 rare photos and three view drawings.Includes three rear cover colour profiles- the ultimate modelling reference! for builders of 1:48 Techmod and 1:32 scale Aviattic kits! DATAFILE No.88 remains one of our most popular WWI fighter monographs and stocks are now heavily depleted...
RIESENFLUGZEUGE!
Our first R-plane profile details the amazing Siemens Schuckert R.I giant bomber and derivatives. With over 80 rare photos plus eight pages of scale drawings by the author..
THE FOKKER SCOURGE!
THIS Eindecker monograph contains, at last, the true story of Germany's synchronised gun development in the formative years of true aerial combat meticulously chronicled by author Peter M Grosz. With detailed plans in 1:72 and 1:48 by Ian Stair; and over rare historical 70 photos and three colour profiles on the outer cover.,
REISENFLUGZEUG!
The best -known giant R-Plane of WWI, the enormous four-engined Staaken R.VI took part in a number of successful bombing raids on England in 1918. Full details, accurate 1:72 scale drawings, lots of excellent archive photos and detailed colour notes with extra colour illustrations!
TWIN-ENGINED 'LATTICE TAIL'!
THE ungainly twin-engined version of the Caudron G.3 is meticulously described and illustrated with 1:48 and 1:72 scale plans, six pages of close-up airframe details in full colour and 70 carefully-chosen wartime images of the G.4 variant which was employed in substantial numbers by most all of the Allied air units. Another classic reference package by respected US historian Jon Guttman. and a perfect companion to his Caudron G.3 DATAFILE of which only a few copies remain...
The late/post war Nieuport fighter is covered with over 70 monotone images and ten colour close-up photos of the sole survivor in France. Includes hyper- accurate drawings by Doug Carrick.
Designed by Swiss engineer Franz Schnieder , the LVG B.I was the most successful of the early war German two-seat reconnaissance biplanes. Peter M Grosz has the full story with over 90 rare photos. Includes six pages of scale plans.















