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Sopwith Snipe rather than Camel. Barker was a Snipe pilot as well, a section of the aircraft in which he earned his Victoria Cross is in a museum in Canada.
2 Original WW1 photos RAF Sopwith Camel Bickendorf Cologne Koln Germany 1919 | eBay
Bickendorf Germany 1919. most of the photos date to last months of WWI and the months which followed. www.ebay.com
I agree. It is enough to have a close up look at the tail. The fin is the very characteristic one for the Snipes than Camels.
WORLD WAR ONE: CAMEL OF 66 SQ. RAF B&W PHOTOGRAPH N0V 1918 | eBay
WORLD WAR ONE B&W PHOTOGRAPH WITH NOTES ON REVERSE.www.ebay.com
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Trouble was you were building a spitfire.My first model kit of a WW1 aircraft looked something like that!. Then again, I was about 8 at the time.
Trouble was you were building a spitfire.
Luckily i found a picture of you being busy.Ouch! That was cold!!!