Due for pre-sale Spring 2022 and delivery Autumn 2022!
Register your interest with PayPal details and address to : aviatticsales@gmail.com
I am delighted to announce - after a five year gestation period - Aviattic's next kit!
The aggressive but sleek-looking Pfalz DVIII was, like the Siemens Schuckert DIII, designed as an "interceptor" - a concept repeated in the defence of the Fatherland in WW2. The huge Siemens Halske SHIII engine and massive four-bladed propeller intended to gain height quickly to wreak havoc on the swarms of allied bombers attacking targets in Germany through the Summer and Autumn of 1918.
Like the SSW DIII it suffered engine problems caused by the inferior quality of lubricating oils but was in service with many different Jasta's and championed by ace Paul Baumer.
A multi-media kit in the same vein as our highly regarded Ansaldo Balilla, to include resin, 3d printed and p/e parts - each chosen to best represent each element. Aviattic tailored "lozenge" decals along with several screen-printed markings options, rolled poster with box art by Jerry Boucher and colour profiles by Aviattic artist Juanita Franzi.
Records and photographs, shared by Swedish WW1 aircraft builder, Mikael Carlson and the Berlin Technical Museum have helped inform this kit's design.
Everything you need in the box - bar your choice of rigging!
TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST PLEASE EMAIL : aviatticsales@gmail.com
Your name will be added to a mailing list and you will be kept updated over the next few months as we finalise design and development.
There will be a choice of special gifts included in the first 300 kits sold..
Price is not decided at the moment.
You will be contacted in the Spring and invoiced if you wish to order from the first, limited production run.
Then the kit goes to production and delivery is estimated to be Autumn (Fall) 2022.
Patreon subscribers (whose subscriptions greatly help Aviattic product development) can claim their tier discounts (from 5 - 20%), provided they have been subscribed at that level for four months before ordering.
www.patreon.com/aviattic
The aggressive but sleek-looking Pfalz DVIII was, like the Siemens Schuckert DIII, designed as an "interceptor" - a concept repeated in the defence of the Fatherland in WW2. The huge Siemens Halske SHIII engine and massive four-bladed propeller intended to gain height quickly to wreak havoc on the swarms of allied bombers attacking targets in Germany through the Summer and Autumn of 1918.
Like the SSW DIII it suffered engine problems caused by the inferior quality of lubricating oils but was in service with many different Jasta's and championed by ace Paul Baumer.
A multi-media kit in the same vein as our highly regarded Ansaldo Balilla, to include resin, 3d printed and p/e parts - each chosen to best represent each element. Aviattic tailored "lozenge" decals along with several screen-printed markings options, rolled poster with box art by Jerry Boucher and colour profiles by Aviattic artist Juanita Franzi.
Records and photographs, shared by Swedish WW1 aircraft builder, Mikael Carlson and the Berlin Technical Museum have helped inform this kit's design.
Everything you need in the box - bar your choice of rigging!
TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST PLEASE EMAIL : aviatticsales@gmail.com
Your name will be added to a mailing list and you will be kept updated over the next few months as we finalise design and development.
There will be a choice of special gifts included in the first 300 kits sold..
Price is not decided at the moment.
You will be contacted in the Spring and invoiced if you wish to order from the first, limited production run.
Then the kit goes to production and delivery is estimated to be Autumn (Fall) 2022.
Patreon subscribers (whose subscriptions greatly help Aviattic product development) can claim their tier discounts (from 5 - 20%), provided they have been subscribed at that level for four months before ordering.
www.patreon.com/aviattic
