There were not a lot of colour photos taken during the Great War so I only have B & W. Most rib tapes seem to be highly visible mono colour in my references. I have one pic which refers to blue on an Albatros, but they are a very light tone of grey in B & W.

Hope that helps.

Regards Dave

Great job. Looks like you fixed the problem with the decals seperating on one end. How did you do it?

:-) Great job, large decals are a b**ch to move once on the model, due to surface tension, how did you overcome the problem? Or did you slide them into the final position straight off the backing paper? I have never been able to do that :-)
Mal

FWIW, the C.VI under restoration in Brussels has loz rib tapes. See
www.wwi-models.org/Photos/Ger/LVG_CVI
Also, there is some question as to the use of "blue on top, pink on bottom" when it came to solid color tapes. Oft times it was one color all the way round, with a lot of variation between aircraft types/subcontractors, so whatever you choose, I don't think any of the Rivet Counters will be able to prove you wrong. Nice decaling job, BTW. Loz really requires patience and skill (How many air bubbles did you have to poke?) ;-) (and why is there no simple "wink" emoticon here???)