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009A Sopwith Camel Red/White Stripes  
159 Fairy Delta II  
057 Albatross DV Red Baron Albatross Red Baron DIII D2859 Designed originally in 1916 by Thelen, Schubert and Gnadig The Albatross was flown by all Germany’s front line units. It reached the front in 1917, part of Jasta 11, known as Red Baron Manfred Von Richthofen’s “Flying Circus”. Max speed 115 mph
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124 Bristol Bulldog Bristol Bulldog MKIIA Biplane K2227 Designed by Frank S Barnwell the first MKI flew in May 1927. Single seater day/night fighter with 2 vickers machine guns. MKII version entered service with the RAF No. 3 Squadron at Upton in Wiltshire in June 1929. This aircraft flew with No. 56 Squadron RAF Badge: A Phoenix Motto: ‘What if heaven falls’ The squadron was formed at Gosport on 8th June 1916. Max Speed: 175 mph Max Range: 350 miles 456 aircraft were built. This aircraft was based at North Weald from October 1932-May 1936 Captain Albert Ball VC and Captain JB McCudden VC served with this squadron 1917-1918.
144 Fairey Flycatcher
030 Fokker DR1 Red Barron Fokker DR1 1917 Red Baron DR1 425/17 Baron Manfred Von Richthofen gained his nickname from the red painted Fokker DR1 triplane, in which he lost his life on 21st April, 1918, shot down by a Sopwith Camel from 209 Squadron RAF. Richthofen shot down more aircraft than any other pilot during World War 1, 80 in all. Markings – old style icon cross with white outline of Balkankreuz.
100 Gloster Gamecock Gloster Gamecock 1926-1931 J8406 No. 23 Squadron RAF. Reformed at Hendon 1st July 1928 Last wooden bi-plane fighter designed for the RAF First flew Feb. 1925, has a short service life because of a high accident rate in spinning and landing. Badge, Eagle preying on a Falcon Motto “Always on the attack”.
126 Gloster Javelin  
080 SE5A W/Machine Gun Royal Aircraft Factory SE.A 92 Squadron RAF F903 Badge: Cobra Motto “ Either fight or die” Formed at London Colney, 1st September, 1917 3rd prototype of the SE5 Flew at Farnborough on 12th January, 1917 Built by Wolseley Max Speed 126 mph
010 Sopwith Camel Black/White Sopwith Camel F1 1917-1919 R D239 No.28 Squadron RAF Formed at Yatesbury, UK, and disbanded in January, 1920 at Eastleigh after serving in France and Italy. Motto: “Whatsoever you may do, do” A Sopwith Camel was responsible for shooting down the Fokker DR1 “Red Baron” on 21st April, 1918.
009 Sopwith Camel Red/White Checkered Sopwith Camel F1 1917-1919 R D239 No.28 Squadron RAF Formed at Yatesbury, UK, and disbanded in January, 1920 at Eastleigh after serving in France and Italy. Motto: “Whatsoever you may do, do” A Sopwith Camel was responsible for shooting down the Fokker DR1 “Red Baron” on 21st April, 1918.
156 Sopwith Pup
     
 
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