Wood you believe this? I have severe doubts about the veracity of the historical appointment of this build.


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You have to admire this uh er backdating effort.

Though I wood have gone with a 14 cylinder twin row counter rotary engine.

I admire the application techniques.

The real problem would be hand turning the props.

Suggested improvements; Wood surface the helo blades. Remove or modifiy the old air intakes from the original mold to look more like fuel and oil cells. Over stuffed leather seats (Oeffag was big on over stuffed leather seats). Instead of the bubble clear canopies, Angled piece or sections. Just my opinion.

Now that is totally different ! It's cool , I want one ! You have to admire the individuals imagination of the construction of this bird . Sure would have scared the hell out of the British
Could use some stripes as well

Do you know who the builder is Stephen ?

Manfred von Richthofen should be turning in his grave,
Not a monoplane,not a bi plane not even a triplane BUT a quadplane.
It is way cool

Chris

Hi,

The maker of the Austro-Hungarian Apache is Peter Lorincz from Hungary.

Cheers

Csaba

It is great! Also it is good to know that it was made by an Hungarian builder.
However to have the real 1917 feeling, open cockpits would be necessary. Also white-rubber-tire spoked wheels should be used for this.

By any account this looks great.

Sir I am utterly sorry to inform you that you finaly got mad....WHAT IS THIS ABOMINATION????:} Supperb!!! I am completely overwhelmed!!!I bow my head and remove my hat....

WOW something different

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No wonder the Germans won the first world war.

Absolutely stunning

Matt