Udet Fokker dr1 593/17 pictures and LO!

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aurelien wolff

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Sep 20, 2018
Ah... I see now. I don't think ther eis the shot showing the entire Udet's kite. But there is and excerption from the book for the Richthofen's Flying Circus ... it is used as the caption for the pic with Udet in the Fokker Dr.1 cockpit.



 
So the size of the bigger "LO!" is speculative , same with what the chevron look like I guess (?).
Thanks! For the DVII, I think I'll adapt one of the schemes to the prototype variant, same for the albatros.
 
Ok, do we know the shape of the fuselage cross? I'm guessing not since the photo doesn't show it.
 
According to the pic caption it was taken in June 1918 so the cross should be the same like in the profile above
 
Ok! It seem eduard made the bigger "LO!" too big compare to the pic you posted tho, I'll have to ask someone from my modelist club or forum to make custom decals.
 
Here is a couple shots more of his planes I found via the net ...

Fokker Dr.1 586/17



Albatros D.V D4476/17 and D.Va



Fokker D.VII D4253/18 and another one with the schewron and inscription on the tail

 
Thanks! The albatros will be the black one adapted on a prototype, for the DVII I'm verry tempted to go with this one
 
Ok! It seem eduard made the bigger "LO!" too big compare to the pic you posted tho, I'll have to ask someone from my modelist club or forum to make custom decals.
I'm confused : Isn't the caption of the picture saying that there was a 'smaller' version of the LO outline made before the bigger one ? Isn't that why eduard would have made a larger one to represent the normal (larger) outline ?
 
I compared eduard profile with the picture provided by wurger of the plane and the small LO! seem to be in a different position than on eduard profile.
 
Additional note .. there is no trace of the large "LO!" next to the small marking in the pic above. So... it is very likely the large one wasn't applied together with the small "LO!" marking. Therefore it would be possible to move it more back on the fuselage.

And The Fokker D.VII "LO!" ...


the source: the net.
 
The bigger LO! seems more speculative indeed, the pic above is what I'm going for, is there a debate on wehter the white chevron was under the stabilizer or not on this plane? I think instead of the junkers 52 or fokker! fokker!, I'll get the book jasta color volume 1 with eduard 1/72 scale du doch nicht, the book will help me since I got more than 1 1/48 scale roden DVII (and I'll avoid the complain of getting too much model since on friday, I got myself a concorde and a tupolev 144 from revell both at 1/144 scale while visiting the sinsheim museum).
 

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