> I agree with Shane (see my previous posting bemoanining the OVER
> abundance of post war/eastern european stuff in Windsock - especially
> when it appears to be doing a "stand in" for German WW I stuff).
I doubt that Windsock would still be published if it had limited itself to
German aircraft of the Western Front. I know that I wouldn't have wasted my
time with it. Windsock's content is broadening the base of information
available on the subject and the period. WWI aircraft formed the basis of
aviation for the following decade and theres some interesting modelling to be
done there.
Well interesting to me anyway.
Eli