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Last Comment by Steelfisharry - Posted Date: Wed July 9, 2008 10:21am

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I guess nobody likes my weather vane. Not one comment. I'm an artist been in the smithsonian Middle atlantic Marine folklife festivial june 23 - july4th 2004 they brought my whole shop and my steelfish sculptures artwork to washington D.C. on the national mall. I can't believe nobody said anything, I thought somebody would be interested, Ithought maybe an expert about World war one planes would have been intellegent enough to know something about the red barons triplane. Plus understand art it's made out of steel if it's not good enough to make a little comment what was the use of it. steel is hard to work it and be very detailed. The prop turns and so does the motor pistons. Over a year, I was hopeing to get some advice on the planes. And get some information on the world war one planes. Thanks for nothing!

Photo Details: "One more veiw of red barons fokker Triplane" by Steelfisharry - Posted Date: Fri February 9, 2007 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by agblume - Posted Date: Sun April 8, 2007 3:44pm

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Sometime during the years prior to World War One the Bavarian Aero-Club in München issued a series of twelve poster stamps dedicated to the effort of various aircraft designers. Number four depicted the aircraft of Robert Esnault-Pelterie of 1908. The name of the possible artist, Seck, appears in the lower right hand corner of each of the stamps.

Photo Details: "Robert_Esnault-Pelterie" by agblume - Posted Date: Sun April 8, 2007 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by Gary Hinze - Posted Date: Mon February 19, 2007 5:33am

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Fokker Spinne III Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "agblume - Unknown Photo No.1" by agblume - Posted Date: Sat May 6, 2006 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by Steelfisharry - Posted Date: Fri February 9, 2007 11:33am

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Hi My name is Harry R. Saarinen, steelfisharry. Very cool Triplane pictures. I've always been interested in world war One My grandfather was in the army and was in the lost Battalion in argone forrest. By the way I loved that Movie, The lost battalion I think it was on A&E or the history channal. I was always interestes in the war planes. My Favorite was the Red Baron and his fokker triplane I had that Plastic model when I was in sixth grade I loved the color red and the knights cross's I just built a triplane weather vane made of steel painted it red and with the cross's. for a cutomer and he loves it He wanted two feet x two feet.the plane alone weighed about 20 pounds The whole sculpture weiighs 30 pounds. I want to make more. I would like to make a British spad and I would like to make Eddie Ricenbakers Plane with the hat in the ring.I would like to make a french plane too. I love your pictures. I Got a few pictures of my weather vane in the photo gallery Maybe you can check it out tell me what you think of my work. I'm an artist so I always like peoples opinions helps me make my work better. I love photos of these plane is this a replica? and how big is it looks verry real... Sea Ya...Harry R. Saarinen...aka...Steel Rating: 9.00

Photo Details: "Fokker D VII land1" by nicostoffi - Posted Date: Sun June 18, 2006 - Rating: 9.00

Last Comment by agblume - Posted Date: Wed August 30, 2006 8:18am

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Hello Andy Roberts, Thank you for posting your wonderful profiles. Please let us see more of your work. Are they available as a postcard set??? Cheers, agblume Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "Nie.-17 Belgian" by Andy Roberts - Posted Date: Tue August 29, 2006 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by cfgray - Posted Date: Tue August 29, 2006 3:46pm

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agblume, Thanks for posting this great image - much appreciated. Best, cfgray Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "Sikorsky-S-16-Fighter" by agblume - Posted Date: Sat August 19, 2006 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by agblume - Posted Date: Fri July 7, 2006 4:37pm

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Hello Robbo, None of these types flew in Russian theatres, but i do know something about the type in Palestine. It's one of my early favorite Bristol's design wise. Very distinctive look. Nice photo and thanks for sharing with all. Cheers, agblume

Photo Details: "Shuttleworth Collection Bristol M1C Replica" by Robbo - Posted Date: Mon May 29, 2006 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by agblume - Posted Date: Mon June 26, 2006 11:32am

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I neglected to let everyone know that the figure of Roland Garros is one in the series created by Joachim Tinnerholm. My apologies. agblume

Photo Details: "French-Pilot-Roland-Garros" by agblume - Posted Date: Sun June 25, 2006 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by agblume - Posted Date: Mon June 5, 2006 8:56am

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Hello OttoL, It is marked the 200th Anniversary of Manned Flight because the world's first aeronaut, Frenchman Pilatre de Rozier, ascended 28 meters on 15 October 1783 on a tethered hot-air balloon designed by the Montgolfier brothers. In fact, France was the first country (on 2 April 1794) to create a balloon company (Compagnie d'Aerosteirs) within their military. It took part in the Battle of Mauberge and the Battle of Fleurs that same year. Cheers, August

Photo Details: "Anguilla-Otto-Lilienthal" by agblume - Posted Date: Thu June 1, 2006 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by Flieger - Posted Date: Sun June 4, 2006 5:31pm

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The contrast of red against the darker green is very appealing. I love this photo! It gets my imagination going as I think of the real Red Baron flying his triplane. Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "Red Baron start" by nicostoffi - Posted Date: Fri May 26, 2006 - Rating: 10.00

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