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[Vampire_pilot]

Kampf Doppeldecker!

Dedicated Hansa-Brandenburg D.I 18-mission campaign, semi realistic, following the air battles of Godwin Brumowski and Frank Linke Crawford with Flik41J in 1917

Flik 41J  - Hansa-Brandenburg D.I campaign
Austria Hungary on the Isonzo front summer 1917  - 100 years ago.

*Now part of this thread:
https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,56940.0.html




suggested add-ons:

my German and Austro-Hungarian DOF Medals pack
https://www.mediafire.com/file/8nwkjbobnm5hsfe/WK1_DE_AT_awards.zip

my engine sound mod
https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,56144.0.html


100 years ago:

[Dogbert]

Thanks very much vampire_pilot.

Very kind of you to create this and share. 

Mike.

[zalak]

I have question about paint schemes - DR1Flik 41J_shahovitsa_1917. Szachownica (checkboard) shouldn't be red-white? http://odkrywca.pl/forum_pics/picsforum25/bez_tytuu_2_copy1.jpg https://weaponsandwarfare.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/sacad.jpg

[Vampire_pilot]

most likely not for the Flik 41 as it seems. all their artwork seemed to be black/white.

also, there is/was often discussion about black or red markings if only judging b/w pictures. In this case however I feel fairly certain, black/white is correct for Flik 41 as the general style throughout the units seems to be homogeneous.

[zalak]

Stanislaw Stec used red-white checkerboard. But I  somewhere read that F.Linke-Crawford and M. Gawel used it in Flik41J.

[Vampire_pilot]

Book sources differ on the color subject (as always...).

For example Flik60 is often displayed with red fuselage band although there is an interview with A.Rodlauer a pilot there, stating it was black. In more recent sources, it's more often displayed as black. But there is no photographic proof of anything.

[ol' Navy]

Just wanted to tell you - I downloaded, installed, and played the first mission, successfully.  Many thanks to you and Dogbert for your assistance previously or I will bet I wouldn't be able to make this affirmative report.  Thanks to both of you, and thanks for your work on this campaign.