Mateusz Z

I'm very happy that you enjoyed the models No, we used Eduard decals on E.V and HGW lozenge on D.VII.

Thank you That's right, for me the most interesting part of building the plane in this project was adding this details, such as one wheel with cover and second without or opening the engine. Thank you The wing pattern is decal from Printscale.

Hello, I have a pleasure to present a collection of planes from the period of the fights for Polish independence, made by the participants of the Modeling Studio MDK Świdnica, that is Jakub Gotfried, Arkadiusz Walerowicz, Mateusz Zapotoczny, Szymon Mazur and Mateusz Grzelak. All models are made of Eduard's sets with various additions in the form of decals, machine guns or turnbuckles in a 1:48 scale. The collection was made in connection with the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of Poland's independence, and the work on it took a year. As you can see, it is composed of machines used on both sides during World War I, because immediately after the war Poland needed every plane, tank or rifle in order to hold its independence. I hope you will enjoy these models Photo of the collection with authors: Collection in museum: Fokker E.V, 183/18, captain pilot Stefana Bastyr, 7th Air Escadrille, Lwów 1919 Fokker D.VII (Alb), 502/18, personal aircraft of the commander of III Dyonu, cpt. pil. Stefan Bastyr, Lwów 1920 Albatros D.III(Oef) 253.218, captain Merian Cooper, 7th Air Escadrille , Kijów, May 1920 Albatros D.III(OAW) 2586/17, instructor Adam Haber-Włyński, Flight Academy in Ławica, 1919 Albatros D.Va(OAW), Lt. pil. Adolf Stępkowski, Naval Aviation base in Puck, 1921 SPAD XIII, 24.25, 19th Air Escadrille, Lithuanian-Belarusian Front, 1920