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Print Scale 1/72 Albatros D.III (Oeffag) Decals

Print Scale 1/72 Albatros D.III (Oeffag) Decals

By Matt Bittner

Print Scale continues their releases for WWI aircraft decals, this time for the Albatros D.III (Oeffag):

  • Albatros D.lll (Oef) 153.199, Flik 3J Flown by Stabsfeldwebel  Otto Farster Romagnano airfield, August 1918
  • Albatros D.lll (Oef) 153.47. Flik 55J. Flown by Ltn.Kiss Josef. Pergine airfield, January 1918
  • Albatros D.lll (Oef) 153.10 of Hptm Godwin Brumowski, Flik 41/J, Torresella winter 1917
  • Albatros D.lll (Oef) 53.30 flown by FP.Offstv. Julius Arigi Flik 6 Albanian Front, early Summer 1917
  • Albatros D.lll (Oeffag), flown by Mjr. Fauntleroy, Polish-American commander of the 7th Fighter Squadron with the Koeciuszko unit, November 1919
  • Albatros D.lll (Oef) 153.24, Kampfstaffel Galanesti Romania front, Bukowina Winter 1917
  • Albatros D.lll (Oef)  153.167. Flik 2D, Belluno, May 1918
  • Albatros D.lll (Oef) 153.141, Flik 51J Flown by Obltn. Franz Rudorfer Ghirano airfield, Summer 1918
  • Albatros D.lll (Oef) 253.116. Oblt. Friedrich Navratil Flik 3J Romagnano, agosto 1918

Austro-Hungarian schemes were often very unique, especially in terms of overall finish, and a few of these aircraft had their flying surfaces overpainted in yellow "squiggles"; Print Scale includes these as a separate decal to be applied after painting the model. All decals appear to be in register and are to the usual high standards Print Scale is known for.

Kit-wise, the best bets are the Roden kits for both the 53., 153. and 253 series aircraft.

I definitely send my thanks to Print Scale for allowing me to review this sheet.