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Airco DH.2 32 Squadron, RFC 1916 Each Flight has different pattern of concentric circles on the wheels. Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try. Enjoy LloydNB

Airco DH.2 29 Squadron, RFC 1916 (Update) This squadron went to France in March 1916 and was the second unit to have the DH.2. It transferred to Nieuport Scouts in March 1917. This skin now includes the wheel colours, and individual aircraft marking for the three flights. The upper wings have been darkened and the struts paint the appropriate grey. Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try. Enjoy LloydNB

Airco DH.2 24 Squadron, RFC 1916 24 Squadron was unusual in that it identified individual aircraft by a pattern of coloured stripes on the outer struts. While only A Flight (red and while) is usually depicted in plates, B Flight (black and white) and C Flight (blue and white) are also represented in this skin set. I'm not sure whether this skin will cause problems for older slower computers. There are 8 decals on the struts alone. Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try. Enjoy LloydNB

Airco DH.2 14 Squadron, RFC (Palestine) 1917 Obsolete on the Western Front by 1917, this little pusher fighter/scout still filled a useful role fighting the Turks. I've changed the insignia (no white surround), fixed up the damaged wing tga and included an alternative DH2_Loading file. Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try. Enjoy LloydNB