She's not a WWI aircraft, but she's set up for FE. Definitely Beta, but if you want something with some zip against those Fokkers, well, try her out.

Jasta Boelcke's Leutnant Werner Voss's Albatros D.III (serial number unknown), circa April 1917, prior to the addition of the turtledeck heart (a configuration specified by request). This skin features standard D.III finish with Jasta Boelcke's white empennage, improved metal fittings, tailskid shock cord, Axial propeller, and Voss's famous personal insignia.
 
Note: This skin is a D.III skin applied to a D.V model.
 
Please see READ ME for notes and installation instructions.

Jasta 15 Leutnant Ernst Udet's Albatros D.III 1941/16, circa January 1917. This skin is a request and is based on a Bob Pearson computer illustration (which is based on a Dan-San Abbot watercolor illustration) and features standard D.III finish, save for the wood fuselage being a reddish-brown rather than the normal straw-yellow.
 
Note: This skin is a D.III skin applied to a D.V model. I understand this is historically inaccurate but I see no harm in skinning a D.V in this manner. Eventually, I am certain other Albatros D models will be created.
 
Please see READ ME for notes and installation instructions.

This skin represents the Spad XIII of David Putnam 139th Aero Squadron
 
Putnam joined the French Flying Service in 1917 and flew in the Lafayette Escadrille before entering the United States Air Service in June 1918. Believed to have shot down over 30 aircraft, like American ace Raoul Lufbery deep in enemy territory and many unconfirmed, he was known at the time of his death as America's "ace of aces". On September 12th 1918 he was shot down by German ace Georg von Hantelmann.

This skin represents the Spad XII of Captain Charles J Biddle 13th Aero Squadron.
He had seven confirmed victories

This skin represents the Spad XIII flown by 1st Lt. Karl Schen of the 139th Aero Squadron
He had seven victories confirmed.
Schoen was Killed in action on the 29th of October 1918 mere minutes after his last two kills.
 
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Jasta 5 Josef Mai's Albatros D.V 5284/17, circa late 1917-early 1918. This skin features 5-color irregular polygon wing camouflage, gray tires, Axial propeller, and Mai's personal star and crescent insignia.
 
Please see READ ME for notes and installation instructions.
 
(Updated only to correct truncated website title. Actual skin unchanged.)

This skin represents the Fokker DVII of Ltn Alfred Fleischer of Jasta 17
The freaky looking face on the cowl is actually from another Fokker DVII in Jasta 17, of which no other information is available besides an unatributed photo of the front of the machine. I added the face it to Fleischer's better-known scheme. Hope he doesn't mind....
 
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