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[archie1971]

thank you for the amazing Max_thehitman

http://www.uloz.to/xkMK841/archie-german-markings-rar

[cgagan]

Many thanks, Archie!

[Cracken]

Sehr gut, wir brauchen noch Max Immelmann:-)

[archie1971]

Sehr gut, wir brauchen noch Max Immelmann:-)

It is not a machine Lt.Max Immelman, but Feldwebel Eduard Buhme

[max_thehitman]

Buhme Eduard became the last German pilot of the WW1 to be awarded the Orden Pour le Merite (Blue Max medal).
After the war ended he published a book about it in 1920.
He later became a Major in the Luftwaffe during World War II.

THANKS Archie, Its a beautiful painting-Skin for a great ace!

[archie1971]

Austro-Hungarian Fokker Elll



http://www.uloz.to/x3S84rK/archie-austro-hungarian-fokker-elll-03-43-7z

[max_thehitman]

GREAT!! More Fokkers are coming for battle! 

[Cracken]

Sehr gut, wir brauchen noch Max Immelmann:-)

It is not a machine Lt.Max Immelman, but Feldwebel Eduard Buhme

Of course, it is not. For this reason I wrote: "Very good, we only need Max Immelmann." That is it:-)

[archie1971]

http://www.uloz.to/xC11Grv/archie-german-fokker-elll-lt-max-immelman-rar

[Cracken]

Great, I meant the famous Green E.III that he flew, though.

https://encrypted-tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQOL4bHxqCzvjT5YleWWYNkcks10eCBbicig5QZMQTSWppnOy-M

http://www.luckymodel.com/img/PI00000091964.jpg

[archie1971]

ACCORDING TO THE MARKING Ernst Udet
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?76040-World-War-One/page43

This familiar photograph shows Udet's Fokker, which bears the markings of Armee Abteilung Gaede. This Eindecker has been previously identified as E III 105/15, but it seems more likely to have been an E II or even an E I. The striped insignia of units allocated to Armee Abteilung Gaede are always recorded specifically as black and white. The leading diagonal stripe here does not appear black, but the author believes this is due to the thinned application of paint, the effects of sunlight and the type of film in use. Atop the fuselage, the tonality of the leading stripe matches that of the black cross and trailing edge black stripe

[Cracken]

ACCORDING TO THE MARKING Ernst Udet
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?76040-World-War-One/page43

This familiar photograph shows Udet's Fokker, which bears the markings of Armee Abteilung Gaede. This Eindecker has been previously identified as E III 105/15, but it seems more likely to have been an E II or even an E I. The striped insignia of units allocated to Armee Abteilung Gaede are always recorded specifically as black and white. The leading diagonal stripe here does not appear black, but the author believes this is due to the thinned application of paint, the effects of sunlight and the type of film in use. Atop the fuselage, the tonality of the leading stripe matches that of the black cross and trailing edge black stripe

Hm, I did some research on the Internet and I learned that Immelmann's famous green Eindecker could have all been a myth... What do you know, we always learn.