WWI Turkish Air Force & Navy (1 Viewer)

[PolarBear]

New Dorset Figures from Cem's Collection

http://turkishtoysoldier.blogspot.com.tr/2015/02/1915-turkish-navy-air-force.html

 

[4th Hussar]

nice plane, do you know the maker ?​

 

[PolarBear]

Since the figures are Dorset I would guess they made the plane as well. I will ask Cem.
Randy

 

[lancer]

The aircraft looks to be a Fokker D-7, although rather a crude one. I say it appears to be a D-7 because of the shape of the tail and rudder, the wings, and the strut arrangement on the wings. The Turkish Air Force took delivery of 7 Fok. D-7's in October, 1918, but never got them into combat because of the armistice. -- Al

 

[PolarBear]

nice plane, do you know the maker ?​

From Cem:

https://www.mudo.com.tr/Content/media/ProductImg/large/634935084068359675.jpg
http://static-cdn.morhipo.com/productimages/1234567932767/
The originals of the WWI vehicles. (Plane & Ship) Really worked hard to transform.

Note the 2nd URL is currently not working. it worked earlier today so it might just be a server issue. Try again.
Randy

 

[lancer]

From Cem:

https://www.mudo.com.tr/Content/media/ProductImg/large/634935084068359675.jpg
http://static-cdn.morhipo.com/productimages/1234567932767/
The originals of the WWI vehicles. (Plane & Ship) Really worked hard to transform.

Note the 2nd URL is currently not working. it worked earlier today so it might just be a server issue. Try again.
Randy

The first URL works fine and it is definitely a Fokker D-7. -- Al

 

[PolarBear]

Here is the picture that the broken link connects to and also Cem's conversion

 

[nmrocks]

Here is the picture that the broken link connects to and also Cem's conversion

Nice ships, though the portholes look problematic, unless it a glass bottom boat?

 

[4th Hussar]

The tin planes and ships go well with the glossy style toy troops. Cem's gunboat conversion is very well done.

 

[Wolfgang_UK]

I like Chem´s collection. Allways good to enjoy something different.
rgds
wolfgang