[WWI] New member in need of Gotha GII/III info

[Chris Savaglio]

Welcome to the list, Dana.

The Datafile special on the gotha bombers is a really good place to start.

It's still available from a number of places.  I like Hannan's 
Runway...http://www.hrunway.com/shop/ but there are a number of other 
places.  It depends on your location where you'd want to order it from.

I'm sure I'll catch grief for this comment, but the Squadron German Bombers 
of WWI in action book is pretty good for photos.  You can take it's text for 
what it's worth, but the accuracy is questionable.  Use it for your own 
interpretation of photos and you'll be ok.

Chris


>From: Dana Franklin <bonescom at bellsouth.net>
>Reply-To: World War I Modeling Mailing List <wwi at wwi-models.org>
>To: wwi at wwi-models.org
>Subject: [WWI] New member in need of Gotha GII/III info
>Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2006 22:00:39 -0500
>
>Modelers, I've just subscribed to your mailing list and hope to learn much 
>on WWI modeling.  I've been building models for many years but have built 
>few kits of this era.
>
>I am now faced with Roden's Gotha GII/III kit and have found little info on 
>the net of this aircraft.  In addition to this kit, I've purchased the PE 
>set from "Part" and it's almost overwhelming in it's coverage.  The parts 
>it supplies has me wondering what they are made of (wood or metal).
>
>Can anyone direct me to any references/photos/walkarounds etc of this 
>aircraft?  Any additional info you may have of this aircraft or kit would 
>also be appreciated.
>
>Thank you.
>
>--
>Dana Franklin a.k.a. "Bones"
>
>

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