JJD WWI Planes (2 Viewers)

[Mark IV]

This also reminds me I need to get a few Eindecker's not just this travelling one.

GGG-25 Travelling Eindecher

 

[Louis Badolato]

Tremendous photos of some excellent model warbirds! I have around a dozen of John’s wonderful aircraft and you captured all of my favorites on a terrific little scene with perfect lighting!

 

[lancer]

Brilliant collection, beautifully displayed and photographed. Always have loved that Roland and seriously regret missing it. John's D-VII's are also most impressive, especially when such detail is highlighted by your photographs. My version of Goering's D-VII has a non-standard addition to it, John's autograph along the bottom side of the fuselage. I doubt Fat Herman would mind. The DH-2's are simply magnificent, IMHO, the best aircraft model John has done. Thanks for sharing your collection. Great way to start the day. -- Al

 

[MLH13]

Exceptional planes and outstanding photography! Thank you for sharing these aviation beauties with us.

Mark

 

[mestell]

A very fine collection of war birds for sure. . .
Mike

 

[Mark IV]

Just an update to include a few additional WWI planes (Thanks to Brett from The Military Workshop found this on the shelf)

ACE 07N Albatros D.III (O.A.W) Jasta 10, Marcke , September 1917,
Flown by Ltn. Erich Lowenhardt

 

[Mark IV]

 

[Mark IV]

ACE-10N The Sopwith Camel B7270
No 209 Sqn Bertangles April 1918

 

[Mark IV]

 

[Grey Heron]

A beautiful collection of Warbirds. Thank you for sharing.

 

[Mark IV]

Some additions to the WWI Planes from JJD

ACE-46 Sopwith Camel B6299
10 Naval Squadron Tetegham Late 1947
FLt. Lt N. M. MacGregor

 

[Mark IV]

 

[Mark IV]

ACE -28
SPAD XIII SPA38, Summer 1918
Lt. Georges Felix Madon

 

[Mark IV]

 

[Mark IV]

ACE-42
The Macchi M5
Italian Flying Boat
US Naval Service
Black 33 , 263th Squadron Porto Corsini
US Navy Ensign Charles Hamman 21st August 1918

 

[Mark IV]

 

[29 Let's Go]

You've collected some beauties there.

Steve