Greetings all;

Many of you have asked how I get get so much information on a rather esoteric era. I am a long time member of several organizations.

Cross & Cockade Intl.
http://www.crossandcockade.com/

Over the Front
http://www.overthefront.com/

Albatros pub. Ltd.
http://www.windsockdatafilespecials.co.uk/
The above was recently changed fom a .com to co.uk.

These organizattions are available for memberships and individual sales of specific back volumes. Of course it helps that I am the Archivist to the Lafayette Foundation.
http://www.lafayettefoundation.org/

Greetings all;

Here is a bit of fun for you wannabe scratchbuilders and tight budget builders. Take a read through the whole site there is something there for everyone.

April 30, 2009. Note this site quoted for WWImodeler.com website has been hacked and rerouted to an adult online dating site.

Hey Stephen,

Here's one I found for a buddy of mine.
http://www.jastaboelcke.de/index_02.htm

Link nonfunctional 4.15.13

For some Jasta Boelcke images see here.

Greetings all;
Sorry folks this link no longer functions. Oct 8, 2010

Here is a bit of fun especially for the 1915 -17 arena.
The ' kaiserliche Fliegertruppe ' of WWI

Forthe Nieuport 17 - 23 lovers here.

http://www.nieuport.ch/

Cross & Cockade Intl Vol. 37 #4 winter 2006 i finally here. As most of our British members know Nigel's (Callsign "Lampie") fine Dazzle Camel is featured along with the Harricature and several other great WWI builds at the IPMS Telford show.

On May 19, 2007?!!!!
Come on up to Fly-in and Grand Opening of the Lafayette Foundation's new hangars and roll out of our new Fokker D.VIII.


http://www.lafayettefoundation.org/

http://www.lafayettefoundation.org/Images/Andy/flyin2007.pdf

Two of the most prolific WWI aviation model manufacturers

http://www.roden.eu/

http://www.eduard.com

And in 2009 we add - http://www.wingnutwings.com

Here is a bit of fun from Mr. Rob C. Johnson. His site has been around for many years. "Chandelle" caters to the unique and road less traveled areas of early aviation. Lots of essoteric subjects.

Sorry folks link that was here leads to a dead end with a spammer at the other end. I am removing it. 6.8.13.

Even though I changed the original post I am further posting it here as addiitional information. Windsock Data files has recently changed from a .com to a uk.co like Aeoscale.

http://www.windsockdatafilespecials.co.uk/

Just a bit of a refresher. I repaired a couple of broken links.

Greetings all here is a great reference if you decide to do a BE2 type.

biggles-biplane

Here is a Sopwith Project underway.

http://www.aimschool.com/

Here is a collection of WWI historical and modeling sites.

WWIwebring

Over the Front is at it again!

Not out yet but I hear it will be a bit of fun. Ronny Bar's Jasta 64w profiles are inside the front cover, and Bob Pearson's Fokker C.I types are on the outside rear. Some plugger's article is the second piece. As always, serendipity plays a hand in preparing an issue and Taz surfaced in the nick of time with photo showing a late war Jasta 64w lineup, as a supplemental piece! Manfred Thiemeyer is involved with it so you will see some previously unpublished material. There will be a lot more photos added in, including a nice image from the late Peter Bowers. It was a Fokker factory shot of perhaps a production prototype.

Kudos to the dynamic duo of Steve Ruffin and Aaron Weaver. The Winter Issue is at the printers now before December hit. That is a first in a long time. They have even started work on the Spring Issue now.

Enjoyed the links. Thanks

Greetings all;

Here is a bit of fun concerning the organization I volunteer for.

Lafayette Foundation

Most of you will be familar with us but if your not we have a whole section online dedicated to our history and beginnings. If I can help you with any questions feel free to contact me here by PM or on this thread. We have recently purchased a large collection of the second world war materials as well.

So you want to build Fokker Triplanes ?

http://www.fokkerdr1.com
Run by a dedicated modeler and good fellow, Lloyd Leichentritt . For all or at least most things Dr.I

I have offered to work with him clarifying some of the Ltn. J. Jacobs triplane stuff.

Here is a great place for restorations on WWI aircraft.

http://memorial.flight.free.fr/indexuk.html

here is a bit of fun from an artists perspective.
Butterflys

Thanks for all of the links , lots of info on them !

Also gentle folk, he has a links section that is hard to beat.

Just bringing this up for some new people folks.

Stephen, just a heads up, the last links you posted show the wrong adds......