Thomas Gunn AEG G.IV w/ JJD crew (1 Viewer)

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A couple of images of this great looking Thomas Gunn model with JJD figures as crew.
 

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That's a cool set of photo's. The AEG bomber is an underrated well built WW 1 bomber constructed of a revolutionary steel tubular frame.Combined with the excellent Mercedes 260 hp engines the aircraft served with distinction on the eastern front and in Italy. It's limited range compared to the larger Gotha and Friederichschafen bombers made it obsolete for longer range higher payload bombing missions over the English Channel. However in the rights hands of a skilled pilot and crew the AEG was very capable and was still used into 1918. In fact the only surviving German made WW1 twin engine bomber still in existence is an AEG GIV that sits at a museum in Canada albeit with married 160 hp Mercedes engines. Thanks for sharing.
 
That's a cool set of photo's. The AEG bomber is an underrated well built WW 1 bomber constructed of a revolutionary steel tubular frame.Combined with the excellent Mercedes 260 hp engines the aircraft served with distinction on the eastern front and in Italy. It's limited range compared to the larger Gotha and Friederichschafen bombers made it obsolete for longer range higher payload bombing missions over the English Channel. However in the rights hands of a skilled pilot and crew the AEG was very capable and was still used into 1918. In fact the only surviving German made WW1 twin engine bomber still in existence is an AEG GIV that sits at a museum in Canada albeit with married 160 hp Mercedes engines. Thanks for sharing.

Very useful info Jef, thank you mate!!
 
Awesome looking plane. Great that it has a 3 man crew

Think those are JJD crew figures? I do the same with TGM WW1 planes, i have loads of JJD British and German ground crew and a few pilots, they do look great together.
 
Nicely put together using a variety of manufacturers. Love this plane and crew.
 
What a great plane. I love the colour scheme. Not too many planes that use purple
 

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