Tomi_099

Hello friends you know what that is? Well then This will be the new template for the Fokker Dr.1

Interesting contribution! .. now with the moisture and the adhesives that were used at that time is a miracle ... But the developer must have had somewhere where a template .. to represent this way ... only where .. he saw it?

Thanks very important to know .. so about ..?

Fokker Dr.I 502/17 A Fokker of Jasta 11 Download Link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/1b4ehs0lb7an2vh/FDr1_502_17.dds/file

Why Not Land Your Fokker Triplane in a Crosswind? Why Not Land Your Fokker Triplane in a Crosswind?

.. Do not say it too loud but we all dream about it !!

I'm not sure ... are not we getting an official from the Developers?

Coming soon ...

Excellent !! ...Thank you !

The blue color is this one which can be seen on top of the original hat original from the museum. Me and you did the same thing as using too dark blue. By the reflection of the sun Looks like the bright-slick stripes are not there.

For yours Help ! Lt. Harvey Weir Cook - An original from the museum This is probably all that's left of this plane !! Well ! --------------------------- Lt. John Jeffers 94th Aero Sqn USAS Are you aware of the distance between the hat and the star in the middle?

Lt. Harvey Weir Cook - 94th Aero Squadron Good things take time! Lt. Harvey Weir Cook - 94th Aero Squadron Captain Weir Cook was credited with seven victories, including 4 enemy balloons and was promoted to captain in 1919. He was honorably discharged from the 94th Aero Squadron on 2 Jun 1919 and assumed command of the 147th Aero Squadron on 18 Sep 1919. On 26 Dec 1919 Cook was relieved of command of 147th Aero Squadron and honorably discharged. Cook and Rickenbacker became friends, known to each other as "Weird" and "Rick." Both were strong proponents of more adequate training for rookie combat pilots, having themselves benefited from aerial combat training by Lafayette Escadrille veteran Raoul Lufbery and others. Born June 10, 1892 Died March 24, 1943 (aged 50)

Hapt. Adolf Ritter von Tutschek has a modification / Thermal insulation at the muzzle of the MG DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.mediafire.com/file/c0ol36b8r9llqd0/FDr1_Tutschek_V1B.dds/file

It is a beauty !!

FOKKER DR.I 404/17 Hptm. Adolf von Tutschek - Kommandeur JG2, März 1918 IN WORK ! Hauptmann Adolf Ritter von Tutschek FA 6, Jasta 2, 12, J. G II. 27 victories. Winner of the PLM 3 Aug. 1917 Killed in action 15 March 1918 when his green Fokker DR.I (404/17) was shot down by an S.E.5a Flown by South African ace Harold Redler.