32005 -Bristol F2B Fighter Aces vol 1   

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 1.        D7939 20 Sqn RAF, Boisdinghem, France. July 1918.
            Lt Victor E Groom and 2Lt Ernest Hardcastle.

2.         B1307 20 Sqn RAF, Boisdinghem, France. June 1918.
            Lts David Weston and Walter Noble.

3.         A7288 11 Sqn RFC, Fere-en-Tendois, France, November 1917.
            Capt Andrew McKeever and 2Lt Leslie Powell.

4.         C4846 11 Sqn RFC. Plessis-Belleville, France, March 1918.
            2Lt Donald Beard and Sgt H Scarnell.

5.         B1162 22 Sqn RFC Villeneuve-des-Vertus, France, March 1918.
            Sgt Ernest Elton and Lt Roland Critchley.

6.         C4633 62 Sqn RAF, Planques, France May 1918. Lt William Swayze
            and 2Lt Thomas Elliot.

7.         C4810 22 Sqn RFC, Villeneuve-des-Vertus, France, March 1918.
            Capt George Bulmer and 2 Lt Percy Williams.
          

References for 32005

Principle references consulted in the production of this decal sheet:

• Bristol Fighter, Volumes 1 & 2 by J.M.Bruce, Windsock Datafile Special. Albatros Productions Ltd 1997 & 1998


•  Bristol Fighter by L.A.Rogers, Windsock Datafile No 115. Albatros Productions Ltd 2006


• The Bristol Fighter by J.M.Bruce, Vintage Warbirds No 4. Arms & Armour Press 1985


• Bristol F2B Fighter King of Two-Seaters by Chaz Bowyer. Ian Allen 1985


• WWI British Aeroplane Colours and Markings by Bruce Robertson, Windsock Fabric Special No.2. Albatros Productions Ltd 1996


• Above the Trenches by Christopher Shores, Norman Franks & Russell Guest. Grub Street 1990


• Bristol F2 Fighter Aces of WWI by Jon Guttman, Osprey Aircraft of the Aces 79. Osprey Publishing 2007


• Flying Minnows; Memoirs of a World War One Fighter Pilot by “Roger Vee” (Vivian Voss) with appendices by Norman Franks. Arms & Armour Press 1977. First published by John Hamilton Ltd in 1935. A vivid account of the life of a Canadian Biff pilot in 48 & 88 squadrons from February1918 until the armistice.

Acknowledgements

Our thanks this time really should go to Richard Alexander and the Wingnut Wings crew for providing such a wonderful model for us to enjoy and of course, Peter Jackson, without whom so many of our dreams would not be seen in plastic, or indeed, in the air!

As usual, I also wish to record my thanks to Ray Horwell of Fantasy Printshop for his continued printing excellence.

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