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Colors in the Morning Sun

Wings 3D Aviation posted on Nov 07, 2008
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France, 1918. In the early morning the Knights of the air slip the bounds of earth. The dreaded Borshe, the Hun in the sun, the.....OK everbody get the idea? Although there are Allied aircraft that also had some colorful paint jobs, the Germans seemed to have the corner on some of the most colorful. These are Albatross DV-A single seat fighters. Designed as a follow on to the Albatross D3 it soldiered on to the end of the war. Most German Aces flew aircraft in the Albatross series including the Rote (Red) Baron. The two closet to the viewer are actual representations of paint schemes used. The closest was flown was flown by Lt. Dingel, Exec of Jasta 15, The second, "Blitz" was flown by Lt. Hans J. Von Hippel of Jasta 5 in the spring of 1918. The other two are unknown. No I haven't seen any aircraft piloted by a dog, but the pilots are scanning the sky for him. The models with the exception of the building on the end are by me in Wings 3D

Comments (20)


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neiwil

12:49PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Very nice! exceptional modelling and great that you went for 'actual' textures. Take a bow, this is great!

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Elcet

12:56PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Excellent modeling! Well done!

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tallpindo

12:59PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Good work but the propellors are way too smooth and fast. Make me eat my words.

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Penters

1:28PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

good modelling job, well done.

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e-brink

2:37PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Excellent modeling! Nice work indeed. Great to see these planes.

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dbrv6

4:46PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Very nice and great scene. Like the paint jobs.

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theprojectionist

6:05PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Awesome job old chap Tally Oh

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Fidelity2

7:17PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Superb. 5+.

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Emil-arts

8:15PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Been looking for a model of one of these fine aircraft for ages. You've done a great job, not only with the model but the textures too. Very well done.

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Richardphotos

9:36PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Snoopy would have cleared the skies!! excellent render and composition

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pakled

9:41PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

..probably went off for a dog fight...;) wish I could UVMap like this...;)

vkoontz

10:35PM | Fri, 07 November 2008

Great models! Richthofen shot down the majority of his kills in this type rather than the DR-1 which he has been strongly associated with.

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ledwolorz

12:07AM | Sat, 08 November 2008

Fantastic modeling and super work.

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debbielove

6:52AM | Sat, 08 November 2008

What a wonderful looking picture! Great work on the planes (props are a bit 'smooth' but hey! Who's worried!) It looks great. Well done, my friend, Rob.

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ragouc

11:37AM | Sat, 08 November 2008

Cool modelling and render. 5+

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aguirre

4:09PM | Tue, 23 December 2008

Really beautiful models of one of my favourite WWI fighters. Great work on the paintjobs too.

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sandra46

12:05PM | Fri, 17 April 2009

wonderful scene!!!!!

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PSDuck

12:32AM | Mon, 30 November 2009

Cool Albies!

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pixeltek

8:32PM | Tue, 12 January 2010

Great! You can almost hear them take off.

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A_Sunbeam

3:16AM | Thu, 14 October 2010

I ddn't know they were painted this brightly - nice modelling and colour!


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