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- Albatros D.II (Boelcke)
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This aircraft was appreciated for its impressive climb rate and for its frontal twin machine gun. - Albatros D.II (Szepessy-Sokoll)
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This aircraft was appreciated for its impressive climb rate and for its frontal twin machine gun. - Albatros D.II (Von Richtofen)
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This aircraft was appreciated for its impressive climb rate and for its frontal twin machine gun. - Albatros D.III (Hautzmayer)
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Historically accurate, pre-painted plastic WW1 warplane, complete with maneuver deck and variable-altitude stand. - Albatros D.Va: Jacobs
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The D.V was the final development of the Albatros D.I family, and the last Albatros fighter to see operational service. - Albatros D.Va: Udet
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The D.V was the final development of the Albatros D.I family, and the last Albatros fighter to see operational service. - Albatros D.Va: Von Hippel
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The D.V was the final development of the Albatros D.I family, and the last Albatros fighter to see operational service. - Albatross D. Va (Weber)
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Each pre-painted plastic model depicts a unique, historical warplane from the Wings of War game. - Aviatik D.I - Linke-Crawford
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Fast, maneuverable and could reach higher altitudes than most of its adversaries. - Aviatik D.I - Sabeditsch
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Fast, maneuverable and could reach higher altitudes than most of its adversaries. - Aviatik D.I - Turek
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Fast, maneuverable and could reach higher altitudes than most of its adversaries. - Balloon Busters De Guibert
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Turn your eyes skyward during World War I, and you'll discover that planes weren't alone in the skies. - Breguet BR.14 B2 (Browning & Duke)
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Pre-painted, historical warplane from WW1, complete with maneuver deck and variable-altitude stand.
