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I have been browsing this forum and here is the link to my website: CAP Photography and there a lot of WW1 aircraft photos there and below are a few I have taken.
Will post some WW2 photos a bit later.

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Welcome!

Awsome looking planes!

Awsome looking pics!

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Great photos! I really like the Great War planes. Thanks for showing your pics.
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Wonderful wonderful photos... thanks for sharing them!

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Great stuff! Thanks for posting!
I love the sunset with the triplanes...or is it dawn? :wink:

I really got into aviation via Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome and Cole Palen's shows. It was the first air show I ever attended and I haven't looked back.
I've always longed for my own D-VII and Standard J-1!
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Very nice! 8) I love that first shot with the formation. Sweet!
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Stupid question....are those TRi-Planes 1:1 scale?
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Yip all of the Triplanes are 1 to 1 scale and look great in there original Jasta 11 colours.
The colour schemes included both Ricthofen brotheres with Lotars being the yellow aricraft.

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can I also assume that they are not original but replica?
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Paul Krumrei wrote:
can I also assume that they are not original but replica?


Yip they are replias and are very well bult replicas. 8)

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Where are you flying them at?
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As far as I know, all Fokker Dr.I Triplanes either on display or flying today are reproductions or replicas. I think that the last two original Dr.Is were destroyed while in storage in Germany during WWII. At least that was the status as I understood it in the 1980s and 90s while I was still flying my own replical Dr.I which is now on display in the Cavanaugh Flight Museum in Addison, Tx.

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the aircraft are being flown at Classic Fighters airshow 2007 at Omaka in New Zealand.
Unfortunately there are no intact DR-1s left as pointed out above the last was in a museum in Germany that was hit by a bombing raid during WW2 as far as I know.

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Impressive for mation. Very nice images.

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I have added a folder to my website showing the Amazing WW1 medals, uniforms etc within the AHC at Omaka in New Zealand so if you like whats in the photo below check my website as you will be amazed
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