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    1. Jasta 5 Vfw Josef Mai's Albatros D.V 5284/17

      By JFM

      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.)

      392 downloads

         (5 reviews)

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    2. Fokker DVII of Ltn Alfred Fleischer of Jasta 17

      By SH71

      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....
       
      SH71

      258 downloads

         (1 review)

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    3. Fokker DVII of Wilhelm Leusch Jasta 19

      By SH71

      This skin represents the Fokker DVII of Ltn. Wilhelm Leusch of Jasta 19 in October 1918
       
      SH71

      285 downloads

         (1 review)

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    4. Fokker DVII of Ltn. Rudolph Stark

      By SH71

      This skin represents the Fokker DVII flown by Ltn. Rudolph Stark in October of 1918
       
      SH71

      369 downloads

         (3 reviews)

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    5. J5 Oberleutnant Richard Flashar's Albatros D.V 2065/17

      By JFM

      This skin features Flashar's dramatic fire-breathing dragon along most of the fuselage and empennage, wooden wing roots, square fuselage footstep on port-side only, and port wing footstep. Flashar flew 2065/17 during summer 1917, and it later became Ltn. von Hippel's backup machine.
       
      Please see READ ME for installation information.

      427 downloads

         (4 reviews)

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    6. JG1 Rittmeister Manfred von Richthofen's Albatros DV 2059/17

      By JFM

      Jagdgeschwader Nr.1 Rittmeister Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen's Albatros D.V 2059/17, circa August 1917. This skin features "washed" national fuselage insignia, green/mauve camouflage on wings, varying shades of red from overlapped coats of paint (visible in photographs, historians theorize the nose and tail were initially painted red before the rest of the fuselage was "filled in" with a thinner, translucent coat), Garuda propeller, wooden wing roots, square fuselage footstep, and port wing footstep.
       
      Please see READ ME for notes and installation instructions.

      350 downloads

         (6 reviews)

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    7. JG1 Rittmeister Manfred von Richthofen's Albatros D.V

      By JFM

      Jagdgeschwader Nr.1 Rittmeister Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen's Albatros D.V, serial number unknown, circa July 1917. This skin features "washed" national insignia on wings and vert stab/rudder, "subdued" national insignia on fuselage, dark red "ring" around fuselage from multiple paint coats, Garuda propeller, wooden wing roots, square fuselage footstep, and port wing footstep.
       
      Please see READ ME for notes and installation instructions.
       
      *UPDATE* As of 21 December, skin features improved wing/empennage ribs as seen in screenshot.

      372 downloads

         (2 reviews)

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    8. Rittm. Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen's (aka.The Red Baron) Albatros D.V.D

      By SH71

      JFM beat me to the other paintscheme :) so I went with von Richthofen's all red Albatros. He flew this Albatros from Markebeeke in June of 1917.

      314 downloads

         (2 reviews)

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    9. Willi Gabriel’s Fokker D7

      By v. Deutschmark

      (S!) ALL hi ;-)
       
      Ok all here is another of one I been meaning to do for
      A long time and First Eagles is the first to get it, this is….
      Willi Gabriel’s Fokker D7 # 286 Jagdstaffel 11 June 1918
       
       
      your friend in the sky
      v. Deutschmark

      332 downloads

         (2 reviews)

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    10. Factory finish Fokker DVII texture by Chock

      By Chock

      For those who prefer their Fokker D VII aircraft not to attract too much attention from the RFC, here is a new texture set for the Fokker D VII in Third Wire's First Eagles sim.
      This repaint is intended to portray a typical Fokker D VII as it would appear after having been at the front for a few weeks, coming direct from the Fokker factory.
      The standard factory finish from the Fokker works was not the lozenge camouflage as many suppose, but a pale blue colour with olive drab streaks, the streaks being applied by semi-skilled workers with nothing more sophisticated than a three inch-wide paintbrush! This led to some widely differing camouflage patterns on Fokker aircraft, although the standard application was supposed to be with vertical streaks on the fuselage and streaks at approximately 45 degrees on the upper surfaces.
      The type designation and serial number on this repaint is spurious, however, it is a reasonable facsimile of the Fokker works designation system, and is one of several ways to identify a Fokker-built D VII from one built under licence by Albatross, examples of which, usually featured a more fanciful font for the serial number stencilling.
      To install this texture in your First Eagles sim, just create a new folder called Factory Finish in your D VII folder and put all the files from this zip dpownload in there. Have fun - Chock

      293 downloads

         (7 reviews)

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    11. HellsAngels

      By Warbirds

      This is a skin of a Fokker D7 used in the Hughes movie, Hell's Angels.

      309 downloads

         (8 reviews)

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    12. Jasta 6 Ltn d R Ulrich Neckel's Fokker DVII (OAW)

      By JFM

      Jasta 6 Ltn d R Ulrich Neckel's Fokker DVII (OAW), serial unknown, circa September 1918. This skin features hand-made four-color irregular polygon camouflage, leading/trailing edge rib tape, new national insignia, Heine propeller, wing footsteps, and Ulrich's extended black & white unit identity stripes.
       
      Please see READ ME for installation instructions.

      421 downloads

         (5 reviews)

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    13. The Seven Swabians Fokker D VII

      By Dave

      Ok all here is my first contribution to FE, this is one of my most
      Favorite paint schemes, it is of The Seven Swabians Fokker D VII
      Piloted by Gftr. Schutzel’s of Jasta 65 1918, there is a read me in the
      Zip for installing, am not to up on how all the data works in FE yet so
      I used the default German Camo1 D7 folder for this skin, it is all
      Explained in the read me.
       
      your friend in the sky
      v. Deutschmark

      321 downloads

         (6 reviews)

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    14. Jasta 15 Klaudat

      By Warbirds

      This skin is a skin of a Fokker D7 flown by Gustav Klaudat in Jasta 15.

      321 downloads

         (6 reviews)

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    15. SE-5a Flying Shark

      By Julhelm

      Fictional SE5a skin based on the player's
      aircraft from the old 80's Taito coin-op "Flying Shark".
       
      Original brown skin by Third Wire
       
      JSDAF 2-tone blue sharkmouth repaint by Nils "Julhelm" Dücker.
       
      Do not repost and redistribute without asking for my permission
      or edit and claim as your own work; that is the f***ing
      lamest thing known to man.
       
      Have fun!
       
      Nils "Julhelm" Dücker
       
      06/12/11

      271 downloads

         (2 reviews)

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    16. Jasta 40 Fokker D7 of Hans Jeschonnek

      By SH71

      This skin represents the Fokker DVII flown by Hans Jeschonnek of Jasta 40. Jeschonnek went on to become technical director of the Luftwaffe in WWII suceeding another WWI veteran Ernst Udet. Jeschonnek shared Udet's fate by commiting suicide after Goering blamed him for the Lufwaffe's failures.

      355 downloads

         (1 review)

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    17. Jasta 40 Fokker D7 of Carl Degelow

      By SH71

      This skin represents Carl Degelow's Fokker D7 of Jasta 40. the skin was created with perhaps more accurate 5 color German lozenge camo(there is considerable debate on the subject).
      Degelow was Staffel commander of Jasta 40. Before the war he worked in the U.S. as an Industrial chemist. He was the last German soldier to recieve the Blue Max. He is credited with 30 victories.

      345 downloads

         (2 reviews)

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    18. Jasta 18 Raben

      By Warbirds

      This a skin of an Albatros D-V flown by August Raben of Jasta 18.

      589 downloads

         (8 reviews)

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    19. Jasta 15 Ziegesar

      By Warbirds

      This skin is a skin of a Fokker D7 flown by Joachim von Ziegesar in Jasta 15.

      326 downloads

         (3 reviews)

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    20. Jasta 15 Veltjens

      By Warbirds

      This a skin of an Albatros D-V flown by Joseph Veltjens of Jasta 15.

      349 downloads

         (3 reviews)

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    21. Jasta 15 Marconnay

      By Warbirds

      This is a skin of a Fokker D7 flown by Oliver von Beaulieu-Marconnay in Jasta 15. Be sure to check out all my Jasta 15 skins.

      293 downloads

         (3 reviews)

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    22. Jasta 15 Rahn

      By Warbirds

      This skin is of an Albatros D-V flown by Lieutenant Arthur Rahn of Jasta 15. Be sure to check out all my Jasta 15 skins.

      328 downloads

         (3 reviews)

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    23. Fokker DVII Flown by Ltn Alois Heldmann (also flown by Oblt Lothar V. Richtofen in July 1918)

      By Jambock__36

      Ltn Alois Heldmann Fokker D.VII - serial 244/18 - Jasta 10 / 1918. The misconception that this aircraft was flown by Lothar von Ricthofen comes from a series of photographs taken when D.VII 244/18 was borrowed by Lothar in July 1918. Indeed Lothar von Richtofen's flight in that aircraft, during which he accomplished his 30th victory.
       
      You can select this skin in the "Loadout" screen. Enjoy!
       
      Skin created by "Killer-Ants" (Jambock__36), based on templates and existing paintschemes provided by Thirdwire and profiles by Osprey Publishing "Aircraft of the Aces" and an unamed digital profile. Streak pattern borrowed from a M. Miller rendering.

      333 downloads

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    24. Jasta 15 Georg von Hantelmann's Fokker DVII 382/18

      By JFM

      Jasta 15 Leutnant Georg von Hantelmann's Fokker DVII 382/18, circa June 1918. This skin features new hand-made five-color irregular polygon camouflage, new national insignia, Heine propeller, and Hantelmann's skull and crossbones insignia. See READ ME for install directions.

      386 downloads

         (2 reviews)

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    25. Frank Luke's Spad XIII

      By SH71

      This is a skin of Frank Luke Jr.'s Spad XIII. From Arizona, he became know as "the Arizona balloon buster" for his agressive attacks on observation balloons. In only 17 days he shot down 10 balloons and four enemy aircraft. The day he was killed he downed three balloons, his plane was disabled by ground fire and was forced to land behind enemy lines. He was soon surrounded but drew his sidearm and exchanged fire before he was killed. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and the Medal of Honor. Luke Airforce base is named in his honor.

      462 downloads

         (2 reviews)

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