This is an older Superscale sheet, but one that should make for a colorful plane. The suggested kit is the Aurora/Monogram version, but if you have the Dragon kit, it should fit that one equally as well. What you will need are some lozenge decals which are made by a number of different companies and seems to change in terms of color from time to time as research finds new stuff!

First is the Jasta 13 plane of Heinrich Piel in June 1918. It is painted in green on the forward section and blue on the rear with a white fin/rudder. Obviously, no one told Heinrich that it is gauche to mix blue and green!

The other aircraft is the mount of Rudolph Stark of Jasta 35. is plane is in a more tasteful black forward with white on the rear of the plane. Naturally, the wings of this and the other plane are in the lozenge pattern. Though it isn't mentioned, I'm thinking that the small wing between the wheels is in the lozenge pattern.

Regardless of which scheme is chosen, it will be colorful! Nice thing about D.VIIs is that there is darn little rigging that needs done! You'll also note that the insignia are in two parts to ensure proper registration.

Late information from reader Marlon Schultz   

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