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1/72 Display Model, Lt. Max Muller, Jasta 28, Late 1917
The Albatros D.V was a fighter aircraft introduced late in the war, in 1917, and was the final installment in the "D.I" family. Despite well-known structural shortcomings, the D.V saw over 2,500 total units manufactured, with 1,600 of these being the heavier D.Va variant. Though it neared obsolescence by the end of the war, it was flown in relatively large numbers through the Armistice, when production permanently ceased.
This 1/72 scale resin display model — a replica of an Albatros D.Va flown by 36-victory ace Max Muller, the highest scoring Bavarian pilot of the war, as it appeared with Jasta 28 in late 1917 — features fabric-covered wings with visible ribs to the intricate 180-hp Mercedes D.IIIaü engine, a pilot figure, wing and landing gear bracing, a magnificently recreated paint scheme, authentic markings, and articulated display stand. Measures approximately 4" long with a 5" wingspan.
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