Eduard Pfalz D.IIIa 1/48

Hi Friends,

Just completed another colourful German Biplane for my collection.

I love “Knights of the Sky” WW1 plane

Flown by Lt.Eugen Siempelkamp, Jasta 29, Gondecourt, France, July 1918

The wings were covered with five-colour “Lozenge” Flugzeugstoff. Siempelkamp’s personal markings
was the paper dragon as Eugen got several paper dragons from his father’s Chinese business partners as
gift when he was a child.

Gorgeous build!

Beautiful! And a very interesting story behind that symbol.

That is a beauty! Lozenge looks awesome.

A true work of art… stunning, really.

Can you please give a brief explanation as to how you acheived that gorgeous camoflouge ?

Very nice job!

Thank you friends.

Hi Trim Tab,

The camoflouge is all decals which came with the kit.

Hello

I just stummbled over this excellent Model.

Eugen Siempelkamp came from my hometown Krefeld. He survived WW1

and raised a big company together with his brother Ewald. He scored a total

of 5 victories and lived up to the age of 94 !

Outstanding work! [:D[ [:D[ [:D[

Stay safe.

Jim [cptn]