[WWI] DH-9

[Matt Bittner]

Besides the DH9 and Comic, they also did Oeffag Albatros conversion
fuselages with excellent decal sheets (which I have a few to get rid of
;-) ).  Plus they also issued full vac kits, the best by far being the
Bleriot, although you need to be a master with photoetch (as the entire
rear fuselage lattice-work is photoetch).  I think they also produced
one of the Caudrons - the G.IV if memory serves.


Matt Bittner


--Original Message Text---
From: J.R. Boye
Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2007 19:36:49 -0700 (PDT)

      Hi Dennis;

        I haven't had much time for commenting on models, but your DH-9
is excellent as is all your work.
        I was curious about the conversion kit you used, because I also
built the Blue Rider DH-9, but my instruction sheet and decal sheet
were different.
        I can't read the date or kit number in the photo showing the
instructions. Mine was BR 115 and was issued in 1994. It had decals for
South Africa, Switzerland, Poland, Belgium an one wartime British
plane. I have also seen these decals sold separately. Did your kit
predate mine or was it a reissue?
          Blue Rider also issued a really sweet Camel Comic conversion
kit in 1989. Did they do any other OT kits like these two?

         Your collection is incredible!

                                                                   
J.R. Boye

----- Original Message ----
From: Dennis Ugulano <djuggie at comcast.net>
To: WWI Model Airplanes <wwi at wwi-models.org>
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2007 9:44:15 AM
Subject: [WWI] DH-9

My DH-9 conversion is now up and running.
 
http://wwi.priswell.com/british/dehavilland/index.htm#dh9
 
Dennis

 
 
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