First Eagles - WWI and Early Years 1914 - 1920

This is a Roland DVIa flown by Ltn Otto Kissenberth of Jasta 23b in late 1918.
 
 
 
Enjoy, quack74
 
 

This is a repaint of the SE5a to add a bit of detail and definition to the model and make it appear more 'green' as SE5as occasionally did when the PC dope was mixed differently. I have painted on the fuselage side lacing with more definition and put new creases into that covering based on photographs of a few SE5as. The wings have been repainted to show a more realistic wear effect on the rib stitching and where the main spar contacts the covering. On the underside, I have attempted to emulate the translucent effect of clear doped linen to show the wing spars and ribs, as well as a bit of dirtying up having been added. I've made it look as though a minor repair has been effected on the starboard lower wing covering from a few bullet holes having been patched, although this is very minor and not over the top, merely to add some interest. Overall, the skin has been given a bit of general wear and tear, although the appearance of the aircraft is still relatively well cared for, just showing a bit of typical scuffing from a few week's worth of service. The wheel fairings have had the tire valve access hole added and the spokes made visible inside the wheel. There are a couple of other minor texture tweaks too, such as a recolouring of the wing struts and undercarriage stanchion fairings, based on observations of the Shuttleworth Collection's SE5a.
 
Instructions for installation are included in a small read me file, although there's nothing complicated about installing it, Al 'Chock' Bradbury.
 
Have fun, feel free to mess with it or redistribute it (keeping in mind Third Wire's rules), and bag a Hun for me. Chocks away chaps, jolly good show!

Here's an Albatros D.V Skin pack, Jasta 2 (Boelcke) planes of early 1918
They include;
 
Alb. D.V 4430/17 of Vzfw. Paul Bäumer
Alb. D.V 4578/17 of Ltn.d.R. Erwin Böhme
Alb. D.V of Ltn.d.R. Karl Gallwitz
Alb. D.V 5373/17 of Ltn.d.R. Wilhelm Papenmeyer
Alb. D.V 1072/17 of Ltn.d.R. Johannes Winrath
A Striped D.V with unknown serial number or pilot
and a Early 1918 Jasta Boelcke stock skin
 
To keep some historical accuracy, these are for the D.V, not the D.Va
 
Please enjoy!
Comments are always welcome
 
Many more to come-
Saltfiskur

Since there are a few other Marine Feld Jasta planes showing up, here's another-
 
This is Ltn. zur See Gotthard Sachsenburg's Albatros D.V
Simply follow the instructions in the read me.
Please enjoy!
 
Saltfiskur

Fokker E.III (Jasta 10), Max Immelmann
Repaint of v. Deutschmark's skin for Fokker E.III(by Laton): http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=4695
Paint scheme from OFF:BH&H

Two skins in addition to my previous post:
Albatros D.Va, Seefrontstaffel II
Albatros D.Va, Marine Feld Jasta I
I took this paint schemes from OFF:BH&H.
Enjoy!

Sorry for the Long delay!
 
Here are 3 Skins for Laton's Halberstadt CL.IV
Thanks to Laton for this aircraft.
Please enjoy!
 
Saltfiskur

Gerhard 'Kuken' Hubrich was an 12 victory ace flying with the Seefrontstaffel.

This is a skin repaint ONLY add-on to the Bristol F2b created by the SFP1 Dev A-Team's Skunkworks.
 
Thanks to Capun1950 for permission to use the skin template.
 
This skin was created by quack74. Not for profit nor intent to sell. Only as a download for those who are registered at SFP1 A-Teams Skunkworks site, (http://cplengineeringllc.com/SFP1/) and have downloaded the F2b.
 
This is just some quick repaints for the F2b. All decals are still the stock decals.
All have dark olive (PC10) wings and fuselages. One has red wheel discs and the other blue wheel discs. The third uses the stock wheels.
1. RAF Red
2. RAF Blue
3. RAF (Stock with PC10 repaint)
 
Enjoy, quack74
 
 

This is a three pack of Jasta 17 Albatros D.V's.
These were used in mid to late 1917 to 1918 around the Flanders region.
 
1. Ltn. Julius Buckler (Mops)
2. Vfw. Georg Strasser (Heart & Ly)
3 Stock Jasta 17 DV with a little repaint to match and some weathering.
 
Enjoy, quack74