Fokker Dr.1 with a hypothetical "Flying Circus" paint-job.

[CSMO]

When I was a nine year-old in 1959 I slopped some paint stripes on an Aurora Dr.1 glue-bomb with a big watercolor brush. I liked the color combo then and I still do. This is the new-tool Revell 1/72 kit built OOB with the kit decals. I used several yards of 6mm Tamiya tape, Testors Flat Yellow & Flat Red and Humbrol Matte Blue to do the paint job on this little guy. I had to prime all of the parts with Armory White figure primer to cover the molded bright red plastic. I am happy with the results.

Adios, Larry.

[TallEng]

Cor, strike a light!! That's a bit loud
You wouldn't mistake it for the red Barons aircraft, that's for sure.

Regards
Keith

[Allan]

I wonder why a German pilot didn't actually take to the air with this color scheme.....perhaps the authorities were only patient with relatively restrained colors....
Allan

[zenrat]

Nice.

[NARSES2]

I wonder why a German pilot didn't actually take to the air with this color scheme.....perhaps the authorities were only patient with relatively restrained colors....
Allan

My thoughts as well, lovely build

[ericr]

excellent choice of colors indeed ! 

[JoeRugby]

WOW!!!  That really pops!!!  Build is great, the colors and pattern remind me of Legos.

[Old Wombat]

I wonder why a German pilot didn't actually take to the air with this color scheme.....perhaps the authorities were only patient with relatively restrained colors....
Allan

My thoughts as well, lovely build

Because none of them were expatriate South Australians!