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Grand Prix Reproductions March, 2009 Available in the “Skies Over Europe” Series / 1/72nd Scale AGO C.IV Fokker D.VII Early Pfalz D.IIIa Albatros C.111 Fokker Dr.1 Pfalz Dr.1 Albatros D.II Fokker E.III Phonix D.I Albatros D.III Fokker E.IV Phonix D.II Albatros D.V Fokker E.V/D VIII RAF S.E.5a Albatros D.Va Fokker F.I Tripe RAF S.E.5a w/ Wolseley Viper Albatros W4 Early Gotha G.II (bomber) Roland D.VIb Albatros W4 Late Gotha G.III (bomber) Sopwith 1 ½ Strutter Anatra Anasal DS Gotha G.IV (bomber) Sopwith 2F.1 Camel 'Ship's Camel' Avro 504K/U-1 Gotha G.V (bomber) Sopwith 5F.1 Dolphin Bristol F2B Fighter Gotha G.Va (bomber) Sopwith Camel Comic Fighter Bristol M.1C Gotha G.Vb (bomber) Sopwith F.1 Camel De Havilland D.H.2 Hansa W.12/111 Sopwith F.1 Camel Two Seat Trainer Felixstowe F.2A Early Hansa W.12/V Sopwith F.1 Camel with Bentley Felixstowe F.2A Late Hansa W.20/2 Sopwith TF.1 Camel Trench Fighter Felixstowe F.2A w/ Upper Wing Gunner Junkers D.I Sopwith Triplane Fokker D.IIIF Late Lloyd 40.051 Spad S.A.2 Fokker D.IV Martinsyde Elephant Spad S.A.4 Fokker D.VII Nieuport 28 C.I Spad S.A.4 with skis Fokker D.VII Nieuport IV Spad X111 Fokker D.VII Alb. Early Nieuport Ni-17 Spad X111 C.I Fokker D.VII Alb. Late Nieuport Ni-23 Zeppelin Staaken R.VI (bomber) Pfalz D.III Grand Prix Reproductions March, 2009 Available in the “Skies Over Europe” Series / 1/48th Scale Airco D.H.2 Fokker D.VII Late Pfalz D.XII Late Airco D.H.4 Fokker Dr.1 Pfalz E.1 Albatros D.1 Fokker E.II/III Eindecker Phonix D.I KuK Kriegsmarine Albatros D.II Fokker E.V Phonix D.II/IIa Albatros D.III Hanriot HD.1 RAF Be12b Albatros D.V Junkers D.I RAF BE2c Bristol F.2B Lloyd C V Roland C.II Bristol F.2B Fighter Morane Saulnier Type N Rumpler C.I Bristol Fighter F.2b w/ Sunbeam Arab Nieuport 11 Rumpler C.IV Bristol F2B Nightfighter Nieuport 11 Bebe S.E.5a w/ Wolseley Viper Bristol Scout C Nieuport 17 Late Sopwith 1 ½ Strutter 2 seat fighter Fokker B.II series 03.6 Nieuport 17C.1 Sopwith 1 ½ Strutter Comic Fighter Fokker D.VII Nieuport 21 Sopwith 1 ½ Strutter single seat bomber Fokker D.VII (Albatros Built, Early) Nieuport 28 Sopwith F.1 Camel Fokker D.VII (Albatros Built, Late) Nieuport 28C.1 Sopwith Tabloid Fokker D.VII (OAW Built, Early) Nieuport Ni-16 Sopwith 2F.1 Camel 'Ship's Camel' Fokker D.VII (OAW Built,Mid-Production) Nieuport Ni-17 Spad XIII Late Fokker D.VII Early Pfalz D.IIIa Spad XIIIC.1 Grand Prix Reproductions March, 2009 Available in the “Skies Over Europe” Series / 1/32nd Scale Albatros D.III Fokker E.V/D.VIII Pfalz D.III Albatros D.II Fokker F.1 S.E.5a w/ Hispano Suiza Albatros D.III (OAW) Morane Saulnier N S.E.5a w/ Wolseley Viper Fokker D.VII Nieuport 17 Sopwith F.1 Camel Fokker Dr.1 Nieuport Nie. 11 Bebe Spad VIIC.1 Fokker E.III Niueport 28C-1 Spad XIII.

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