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| No. | Title | Price | Note |
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| 1 | ALBATROSS DIII see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 2 | SOPWITH PUP see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 3 | ALBATROSS DV see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 4 | BRISTOL FIGHTER see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 5 | FOKKER TRIPLANE see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 6 | SOPWITH 2F1 CAMEL see photo, over 33 archive photos, 1:48/1:72 scale plans & detailed colour notes with four colour profiles | $21.95 | revised |
| 7 | PFALZ DIII see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 8 | SPAD 7.C1 see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 9 | FOKKER D.VII see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 10 | RAF SE5a see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 11 | ALBATROS D.II see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 12 | HANRIOT HD.1 see photo, | n/a | out of print |
| 13 | ALBATROS C.III see photo, German two-seaters, the C.III was licence-built by eight manufacturers, GAs & colour profiles + 46 archive & over 12 close-ups | n/a | out of print |
| 14 | RAF BE2e see photo,51 archive photos & 28 close-ups of the sole surviving example | $19.95 | |
| 15 | FOKKER E.III see photo,with its synchronised machine gun, wrought havoc on the Allies until mid 1916 when its threat was countered, 36 archive photos + 18 close-ups | n/a (reordered) | back in print |
| 16 | MORANE SAULNIER TYPE L see photo, monoplane as flown by Warneford VC when he shot down Zeppelin LZ37 in June 1915, includes many photos of that historic machine & details of the German Pfalz 'licence' version + 40 photos & 4 close-ups see photo, | $32.00 | out of print |
| 17 | LVG C.VI see photo, two-seater saw fairly limited service but several museum survivors have introduced it to present day enthusiasts, 48 archive photos, 26 close-ups & notes | n/a (out of print) | |
| 18 | RAF FE2b see photo,the 'Fee' was widely used & could prove a difficult opponent, this WWI classic is covered by 35 archive photos & 16 close-ups + over 15 sketches from the official parts manual | n/a | out of print |
| 19 | ALBATROS D.III(OEF) see photo,Austro-Hungarian version of the famous Albatros D.III was built in a wide number of variants; all covered by GAs together with 42 archive photos & 21 close-ups with detailed colour notes | $19.95 | |
| 20 | NIEUPORT 17 see photo, classic V-strutter, 1:48/1:72 scale plans, four pages of rare 1918 Rozendaal GAs together with 60 archive photos, 9 close-ups + detailed colour notes with profiles | n/a | out of print |
| 21 | PFALZ D.IIIA see photo,improved version of the D.III with heavily detailed GAs, includes 50 archive photos, 12 close-ups + many detail airframe sketches | n/a | out of print |
| 22 | SOPWITH TRIPLANE see photo,classic fighter design from the Sopwith factory, the nimble triplane, the favourite of many pilots, is extensively documented. 53 archive photos, 41 close-ups and 5 official handbook sketches | n/a (reordered) | |
| 23 | HANNOVER Cl.III see photo, biplane tail Hannovers were tough nuts to crack & gave good support to ground troops, GAs & updated data with 50 photos, 7 close-ups & 4 pages of detail sketches from a 1918 CL.III parts manual | n/a | out of print |
| 24 | RAF RE8 see photo, 'Harry Tate' the much used and abused reconnaissance machine, this worthy tribute to the RE8 & its crews contains 40 archive photos; 52 close-ups + over 18 official manual sketches | $32.00 | out of print |
| 25 | FOKKER D.VIII see photo,'Flying Razor' arrived too late to make a big impact on the war, but remains a firm modeller's favourite, with 70 archive photos, 21 close-ups, detailed colour notes + a full model kit listing | n/a (reeordered) |
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