Albatros with Reichsadler

[Olham]

Reichsadler means "Eagle of the Empire", and I always wanted to make a very

conservative skin I imagined to have been flown by Guenther Ritter von Mahlow,

a typicall Prussian noble with not much humour for a more cheeky skin (Lol!)

 

The eagle, I think goes back to a double-headed eagle, which was the sign of

the "Heilige Römische Reich deutscher Nationen" - that would be:

"Holy Roman Empire of German Nations", more or less - at least very old.

[UK_Widowmaker]

Very nice...please upload, so I can download it and put some good old fashioned dirt on it!...lol

(You Prussian types are far too clean and shiny!) haha

[Olham]

Vee know how too handl a beautiful lady, mein Herr Englander!

 

But I may add a little oil smear and such - worked out some in Photoshop already.

But it's true - if you look at the Albatros, it is a wooden plane with paint on; not like

canvas. You first have to seal the wood with primer, and then paint it in two or three layers,

until it appears like a shiny car. I'm pretty sure, German air crew were rather neat about

the nicely painted craft. If you see nowadays, how the people treat their cars - it's insane!

Even the bumper (that should be for bumping, no?) mustn't have a scratch or stain.

 

Regarded that way, I must have rather French or British ancestors. If you saw my kitchen... (Lol!)

Edited April 13, 2009 by Olham

[Rooster89]

Looks great Olham! The Kaisers flagship Albatros. They ought to display that beauty in Berlin to keep up morale.

 

-Rooster

[RAF_Louvert]

Beautiful plane Olham! And nothing wrong with keeping it clean, shows pride of ownership. But about that comment on a messy kitchen and British ancestry...FOWL! The Brits like to have things neat and classy as well. Now, where did I set my plate of bread and drippings?

 

Cheers!

 

Lou