A DFW skin with no paint other than the insignia and serial number. This, with its darkly varnished fuselage, is intended to stand in for the Brandenburg C.I in its most common appearance. Seems like most KuK planes weren't painted.

A Hannover with a KuK-style mottle camo pattern. This was a common type of camo for Aviatik C.I and Phoenix C.I planes in 1918.

A quick and dirty Austro-Hungarian skin for the Hannover. This is a 2-tone, hex-edged scheme based on UFFAG C.Is from mid-1918.
 
v2: Changed color of upper wing center section, lower side. Also some general minor tweaks.

Unit: XXIII Grupo
Serial: unknown
Pilot - Group Commander Donate Pozzolo,
 
UK_Widowmaker..... thanks OBD for the Model :)

The last of 5 new Albatros skins for the "Italian Front" user-built missions
is a dark-green OeFFAG Albatros D.III 153 from Flik 55J.
 
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Thanks to all OBD skinners for their over 3.400 skins - your works inspired me!

The fourth of 5 new Albatros skins for the "Italian Front" user-built missions
is another OeFFAG Albatros D.III 153 from Flik 41J.
 
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Thanks to all OBD skinners for their over 3.400 skins - your works inspired me!

The third of 5 new Albatros skins for the "Italian Front" user-built missions
is an OeFFAG Albatros D.III 153 with handpainted curl camouflage ocre on dark green.
The craft from Flik 41J (Fliegerkompanie 41 Jäger) was flown by Godwin Brumowski.
 
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Thanks to all OBD skinners for their over 3.400 skins - your works inspired me!

The second of 5 new Albatros skins for the "Italian Front" user-built missions
is an OeFFAG Albatros D.III 153 with the Backhausen & Söhne screenprinted
swirl-camouflage fabric.
The fabric was made by RAF_Louvert for this purpose - thanks a lot for this
skillful job, Lou - must have been nervewrecking to join the parts!
 
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Thanks to all OBD skinners for their over 3.400 skins - your works inspired me!