Fly814 - modely letadel

https://www.infinitymodels.cz/en/inf-3206-aichi-d3a1-val/

Colour schemes:

• Bristol 170 Wayfarer Mk.31C, XJ470 of Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment 1960. Finish is white and natural metal, Wingtips, fin and taiplane are Day Glow Orange
• Bristol 170 Freighter Mk.31M, NZ5906 of No.3 Squadron, RNZAF, late 1960s. Overall dull natural metal and white finish, with dark blue cheatline and tail flashes.

Colour schemes:

• Breguet 14 A2, 2149, Finnish 2C.467. "ANSSIN JUKKA", below, ca. 1921 with original radiator, and above, ca January 1922 with replacement radiator
• Breguet 14A2, Finnish Air Force, Santahamina, 25th March 1927

Colour schemes:

• Breguet 14 A2, 7244 of the Polish 16th Observation Squadron, lost due to combat at Kiev, Ukraine, 6 June 1920
• Breguet 14A2, 10.41 of the Polish 3rd Observation Squadron, 14 October 1920
• Breguet 14 A2, of the Czechoslovak Air Force, 2rd Air Regiment, Olomouc, 1925
• Breguet 14 A2, 8277 of French Escadrille Br.590 in Czechoslovakia, late 1919 - early 1920

Recenze:   https://www.modelarstwo.koszalin.pl/index.php/recenzje/samoloty/815-w-pudle-samolot-obserwacyjny-breguet-14-a2-1-48-fly?fbclid=IwAR0NrsShW3SIPLAHkJ3zN2nSjoqXHg8bRPOoIapnJUYRO9aQgilemmmltoQ

Colour schemes:

• Jet Provost T.52, Iraq Air Force
• Jet Provost T.52, Air Force of the People Democratic Republic of Yemen (South Yemen)
• Jet Provost T.52, South Arabian Federation Air Force, Aden 1967 

pro KP/Stransky

Colour schemes:

• Breguet 14 B2 1168 of Br.66 landed intact in German lines on 28th December 1917
• Breguet 14 B2 1284, one of eight machines of Br. 127 brought down in German lines during the spring of 1918

Colour schemes:

• Macchi M.5, black 20, flown by Domenico  Arcidiacono (1 victory), commander of 264. Squadriglia, Italian Regia Marina, Venise - San Andrea, September - October 1918
• Macchi M.5, pilot Lt. Oracio Pierozzi, 261. Squadriglia, Italian Regia Marina, 1918
• Macchi M.5,7068, captured by k.u.k. Seeflieger, Santa Catarina naval air station, Pola, December 1917 - January 1918
• Macchi M.5, 13015, flown by US Naval pilot Ensign George Ludlow, Porto Corsini, August 1918