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| 32 | SPAD 13C.1 see photo,GAs, 66 archive photos, 31 close-ups, detailed camouflage drawings based on archive material, a kit survey & Jack Bruce's authoritative text | $19.95 | ||
| 38 | AIRCO DH.10 see photo,elegant for a bomber, the Amiens arrived too late to make any impact on the war, 9 pages of drawings, 61 archive photos; 17 close-ups & official manual drawings | $19.95 | ||
| 39 | JUNKERS J.I see photo,massive armoured Junkers biplane was beloved by its crews, not one was ever shot down in combat, 63 photos, 14 close-ups, airframe sketches, + 6 pages of 1:48/1:72 scale plans | $32.00 | out of print | |
| 45 | AVIATIK DI see photo, first fighter aircraft designed by Austro-Hungary to enter LFT service, illustrated book contains 35 archive photos, 30 close-ups, 9 pages of GAs | $32.00 | out of print | |
| 46 | SOPWITH SNIPE see photo, Major William Barker was awarded the VC when flying a Snipe in a classic October 1918 encounter, scale GAs with 74 archive photos, 27 close-ups, official sketches | $21.95 | revised | |
| 47 | LFG ROLAND D.II see photo,Haifisch (shark) was soon relegated to the trainer role, both D.I & D.II are covered with 6 pages of GAs, 69 archive photos & 8 close-ups | $19.95 | ||
| 49 | ROLAND C.II see photo, 1915 designed Walfisch was years ahead of its time, this compact two-seater also spawned a single seater fighter, 73 archive photos, 23 close-ups & a cockpit sketch | $32.00 | out of print | |
| 50 | AIRCO DH.5 see photo,curious DH5 redeemed itself in the ground attack role, 64 archive photos, 12 close-ups & two pages of official airframe sketches provide documentation | $19.95 |
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