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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => WW1 Aircraft Information/Questions => Topic started by: ALBATROS1234 on November 28, 2013, 09:04:30 AM
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i won these 2 kits on ebay and i cant find much out there anyone know where to get drawings or photos on these 2 planes?
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The Flying Machines Press 'Austro-Hungarian Army Aircraft of World War One' book has photos and drawings of both (assuming the Aviatik 30.24 is the same as a Berg 30.24).
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yeah i know about that book i just dont really want to pay $300+ to get it. theres 4 of those books on ebay. noone bids on em and they just sit there. i offered one guy $150 and he sent a counter offer of $275 . so until someone realizes that the bottom has droppped out on that book and offers to sell for a reasonable price i wont be able to get one. believe me i want that book more than any other book in the world, just cant see paying quite as much as they want for em. apparently they dont get it the same 4 freakin books have been for sale for close to a year. ??????????
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Order it from Flying Machine Press for under $100
http://www.flying-machines.com/booklist.html
That's where I got my copy.
Ian
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The latest issue of Windsock International (Vol.29, No. 5) also has photos and drawings of the Aviatik 30.24.
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i wish, i tryed that link and it sends you to paladin press home page then you look for the book on that website and it doesnt exist. its been out of print apparently for some time. as far as i know you have to pay the vultures if you want that book.
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i did however find that the jack herris book "germanies triplane craze" had drwings and a few photos of the 30.40 so i spose it will have to do until i can get my hands on the austro-hungarian aircraft bible.
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Here is a link to a drawing of the WKF:
http://www.finemodelworks.com/arizona-models/reference/Thumbs/Aircraft/Austro_Hungary/WKF/WKF.html
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Hi Albatros[great name!]
1:72 scale drawings and photos of the 30.24 appear in the WS 29/5 issue -see www.windsockdatafilespecials.co.uk
We have all of George archive and the feature includes photos of this triplane not in the FMP book; we purposefully did it to avoid repetition of images which I always find irritating. It may be of use to you, :D
Cheers,
Ray R.
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thanks guys all help is appreciated