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FLAB U Licus display

An Aviatik ? So sweet Now I will have to look for OFF II.

Rumor has it that the release date for Europe is Dec 2018 Just in time for old St Nick !

I Agree.

All right , way to go Herr Olham thanks

Well done

Some one said that best buys are last years Cards and I agree. I have a 57 series AMD Card and this time next year I will be looking for this years top card.

Found this Pic of the ship and aircraft dated 1928. It may be same to assume that these were the aircraft used in the film ( except for the Army ones used as Navy a/c) Unless new a/c came in to the fleet in 1929 when the film was made.

ETA: My Guess Jun 6th

I recently caught part of a 1929 American Film on T.V. ( The Flying Fleet) But could not I.D. the different types of U.S. Navy aircraft. Great clips of the a/c of that Time period on active duty ( although some Army types were used). If any of the forums members saw the film see what U can I.D. For example, 4 stack navy Destroyers ( Ships) and The Navy aircraft carrier U.S.S. Langley. The story of course is bad and did I mention its a silent film ?

Here, Here. Congrats

:clapping:Careful they look like the Hedges from " E ' LL. I heard they reach up and pull down E III s.

Me Too ! and I will bring the shovels and Picks. What excitement digging up the old Lines and spent shell case ings to see who really did what ? There was a History show where they did the digging like that . They found that : Custer's last Stand really wasn't. The last of the 7th Cav was moving around according to the shell case ings.

:english_en: Wow, a very interesting story. I was wondering about the machine gun range. Seemed to be long range for a machine gun firing from the Woods ? ( appx 200-250 yards where the Camel landed and out to 400 + yards to the Line Infantry of the Brits.) Good research Herr Olham , the maps and stuff added to a tense tale of an adventurer in WWI. Any Idea if the sunked road was the key point in moving in and out of Fontaine.? or The Woods ?

Never had theat problem as an Adult but as a Teen I did a no no. I had a 57 Ford 2 dr No reverse in the auto matic transmission. Some one said that if u pulled off the Breather it would sound like a Hot Rod. Long story short it caught fire out front of the my High School and I had to use dirt to put out the carburetor fire. I never did hear the end to that one. However, being 17 Lived passed it.

I Never had that happen.

You are a true Gentleman, Herr Olham .

I don't remember, but I did the Homework before buying OFF and HiT . No matter which way I did it ( likes dis likes, money, immersion, ect) OFF was the best buy . I am happy with the choice. I do remember researching the and comparing products, playability, ect,, till my eyes watered and my finger tips hurt from pounding the key Board and asking questions. I have no regrets and the coin was well spent. They have a good product and stand behind it which is more then u can say for a lot of games and products.

Na, according to that Vid. The a/c was being shipped off to a guy or a corporation named " Kermit Weeks" . I found a second Vid with the Kermit Weeks name owning a Mosquito a/c decked out in Sgn Colors. Its now a static display in Wisconsin so guess the Albatros will be going or has gone there too.

Ya know, New Zealand must be a wonderful Place. You can look up and see War birds on Patrol ( According to another Vid, The aircraft in Green Colors crashed while on tour.)

I also luv to see the Old Warbirds Fly. However, I wonder How many Albatros D-5 s are flyable in the World Kermit Weeks has one ( and a Mossie the lucky %$#@!&^) . Rinebeck , Airdrome in N.Y., U S A has one, and one in New Zealand. There was one near the East Coast of the U.S. But haven't heard about that one for years, of course there are mock ups in numerous museum s but they dont count.

Just nice to watch, The insurance is proabably to high to fly any of these. http://youtu.be/wBCIhrxVZJ0

Olham: Good find. Sadly, none on the West Coast of the U.S. , But there is a 3/4 size flying around a few States to the East.