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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

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Red Baron repaint for NeoQB Fokker Dr. 1.

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vmx12

Charter Member
Hello All,

I just downloaded NeoQB's excellent freeware Fokker DR. 1. but can't find the Red Baron's famous paint scheme/texture for it. I found an Old Rhinebeck texture for the NeoQB version, but it's not the authentic one flown by Richthofen himself.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

VMX12
 
Send me your email through private message and I will sent it to you.
On second thought, I may have the same one that you do. Who is the author of the repaint that you refer too?

Chris Brisland did a couple for this one, which are the ones I have in my collection. http://www.eagleskinner.com/EShomepage.htm
 
OleBoy said:
Send me your email through private message and I will sent it to you.
On second thought, I may have the same one that you do. Who is the author of the repaint that you refer too?

Chris Brisland did a couple for this one, which are the ones I have in my collection. http://www.eagleskinner.com/EShomepage.htm
Click to expand...

Yes, OleBoy, that's the one I saw...at the Ole Rhinebeck Museum. I guess he flew 3 or 4 different-colored Fokkers, so this one may represent one of them.

Thanks!
 
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