papermache

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Combat over Wright-Patterson AFB was heavy during the "Dawn Patrol" Fly-in, especially on Friday afternoon. In the midst of the melee, Rudolph Berthold was holding his own in his distinctive Fokker D-VII (first photo), when he received a git from below (probably "Archie"). Despite the severity of his wound, he was able to bring his Fokker in for a perfect landing. If you look at the second photo you can see that this is ONE TOUGH HOMBRE!!!

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Evil_Merlin

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Looks like a clean wound. A little peroxide and duct tape will fix that right up!

Is that the Hangar 9 Fokker?

foodstick

He died just like the little bird in DUMB AND DUMBER! his head fell off ! hhahahahaha

alanc

dont think its H9, looks a big fokker

always wanted to say that[8D]

KentuckyColonel

Looks like H-9.....

Evil_Merlin

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You know Alan, I always get looks at work when I say "I'm brining the little Fokker to work tomorrow" or "I'm still working on the big Fokker"...

Your comment most assuredly got a chuckle out of me!

alanc

I THANK YOW (big bow)

rastus21

hahaha funny

papermache

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It's definately not Hangar 9. This was about 1/3 scale.

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Walt Thyng

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Germans and chickens both can keep going after their heads are cut off (-: fun post.
Walt

squeakalong

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All right guys......don't lose yer head over this one....

Soft landings.

Joe