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Albatros D.Va, 7161/17, Jasta 46, early 1918

The pilot of this aircraft was likely Erich Gurgenz, a native of

Berlin who served with Jasta 46 from February 10th, 1918. This

airplane fell into the hands of the Allies and was displayed on

several occasions. It was restored in 1979 and is displayed at the

Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC.

This aircraft carries no camouflage paint on its plywood fuselage and the wings are covered in fabric printed with a lozenge

pattern. The tail surfaces carry green and yellow stripes. The

colours of the wheel hubs and the spinner have been reported as

yellow or green as well.

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INFO Eduard - May 2018

Albatros D.V

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Cat. No. 8113

1/48

built by Martin Jirkal

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