World War I Model Galleries
Each of the following galleries has a main page with thumbnail images that when clicked give full size images.
Aces of Iron Productions Inc.
Airdrome Aeroplanes
Thanks you for your interest in AIRDROME AEROPLANES 3/4 scale flying replica kits. Our aircraft cover a wide range of historical aviation. From the most recognized aircraft to have ever flown in W.W. I (the scarlet red FOKKER TRIPLANE flown by the Red Baron, Manfred Von Richthofen's most famous mount) to the most technologically advanced aircraft to come from he great war effort, the FOKKER D-VIII Parasol (AKA The Flying Razor). Also offered is the FOKKER D-VI, the precursor of the FOKKER D-VII and the first aircraft to ever mount a synchronized machine gun firing through the prop, the F0KKER E-III (Einedekker). The Einedekker can be built as a FULLY LEGAL Ultralight.
Albatros Productions Ltd.
The official Albatros Productions website, home of the worlds' largest range of WW1 aeroplane books and journals for modellers and enthusiasts. If you're interested in classic aircraft such as the Albatros, Bristol Fighter, BE2, Fokker, Gotha, Nieuport, Pfalz, Roland, Rumpler, SE5a, Sopwith Camel, Pup and Triplane, Spad and many more, this is the site for YOU! Written and produced by experts in the field, Greg Alegi, Jack Bruce, Peter Grosz, Ray Rimell, Harry Woodman, we offer the finest references available, whether you're interested in aces, camouflage and markings, squadron histories, technical data on engines and propellers, we cover them all! So why not come inside and view our many exciting titles!
Bob Holman Plans
I have been of service to the scale builder for over 40 years. Models built from plans that I sell have won everything from the world scale meet, best of show Toledo, the masters, the British Nationals and many other meets.
Byrd Aviation Books
Over 1,000 aviation books , 5,000 aviation magazines (new and out of print). Specializes in pilot's stories, pioneer aviation, world war I, windsock publication, early flight.
Dawn Patrol
The Dawn Patrol Rendezvous has been running since 1996. It started out with about 8 full-sized aircraft and 15 R/C pilots. It runs every 2 years, but for 2002 it was skipped so that the "Centennial of Manned Flight" could be celebrated in 2003.
History In Illustration
The first 25 years of flight saw many advances in the design and construction of aircraft. Beginning with the frail pre-war contraptions of crackpot inventors, the science of aeronautics had progressed to unheard of heights. As is usual with mankind, war provided the impetus to this progression. We show many of these advancements in the following pages.
Holcomb's Links
Holcomb's Links
Mark Miller's 3-D Albatros D.V
Scene depicts Lt. R.A. Cartledge (N.28 RFC) being pursued by Bruno Loerzer. Lt. Cartledge was last seen west of Dixmude and made POW after crashing at Lendele. I'm not entirely sure that Bruno Loertzer can be credited with the victory, but a photo shows him in front of the downed camel.
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