Rosebud's WW1 and Early Aviation

[Olham 164]

Don't know, if only I had a problem getting to this website - it seemed offline

for quite some time.

But however - today I found it back again, and recommend it to all those of you,

who haven't seen it yet; and maybe for the others to, to revisite it.

There are really loads of good photographs!

 

http://www.earlyaeroplanes.com/archive1.htm

 

 

[Olham 164]

So you also couldn't get there, Uncle Al? Well then - thank you very much, Somebody!

[Von Paulus 8]

Great site.

Thanks for sharing.

[Burning Beard 14]

I'm glad to see it back up also, I have tried to access it in the recent past and have been unable to see it.

 

Beard

[catch 81]

Don't know, if only I had a problem getting to this website - it seemed offline

for quite some time.

But however - today I found it back again, and recommend it to all those of you,

who haven't seen it yet; and maybe for the others to, to revisite it.

There are really loads of good photographs!

 

http://www.earlyaero...om/archive1.htm

 

 

 

Nice one Mahlo. Now if only we could get Pol and Winding Man to model all these crates, buses and kites into OFF ? Piece o' cake

[Olham 164]

They will try, Catch, they will do.

But since I have seen the "wire model" of a 3D model craft, I know, what an incredible

amount of work it is. And you have to build three of them, for the varying distances.

You have to build the interiour, and to make all the moving parts work and function.

 

A 3D model is a piece of modern art really - and very time consuming.

Edited February 1, 2010 by Olham

[UK_Widowmaker 571]

http://www.earlyaeroplanes.com/archive/1b/images2/Sop_2B2Rhino.jpg

 

Sopwith Rhino?...new one on me!

 

Thanks Olham

[Olham 164]

Christ, that one must have a poor vision - like the real Rhinos.

Never saw it before.