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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => WW1 Aircraft Information/Questions => Topic started by: rfindley on September 24, 2021, 12:34:56 PM
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In some photos (and instructions, i.e. WNW) there appear to be a pair of wire braces from the outer edges of the stabilizer to the top of the rudder post. Kind of a mirror image of the underside tail struts. Was this common to all D.VII's or were they dependent upon individual a/c and/or manufacturer? TIA
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As far as I know, every D.VII had them.
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As far as I know, every D.VII had them.
Not quite. Early Fokker built DVII Models did not have the wires. Examples would be the Jasta 10 DVII of Freidrichs and Gabriels' Jasta 11 bird. I don't remember when the wires were added. I will see if I can find the info in theWind Sock Fokker Anthology.
RAGIII
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Thanks RAGIII
I'll keep an eye out for your update. Good info on Friedrich & Gabriel since I have boon in the works. Got to go back and add them to Degelow's
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Thanks RAGIII
I'll keep an eye out for your update. Good info on Friedrich & Gabriel since I have boon in the works. Got to go back and add them to Degelow's
So far a very quick glance has only revealed a note on the Scale Drawings stating that the "Fin Bracing was not universal" I guess it will take some more thorough search.
RAGIII