Kagero 6007 Pfalz – Fighter Aircraft from Rheinland the Wine Country EN

Kagero 6007 Pfalz – Fighter Aircraft from Rheinland the Wine Country EN is a unique monograph for aviation history enthusiasts and modelers, prepared by Tomasz J. Kowalski. Kagero Publishing is known for its highest-quality publications aimed at hobbyists, reenactors, and model builders creating replicas of combat aircraft. The study is in English and focuses on one of the most important German fighter aircraft used during World War I – the Pfalz, manufactured in Bavaria by Pfalz Flugzeugwerke GmbH.

The publication has 72 pages and is printed on matte coated paper in a 205x275 mm format, ensuring excellent readability and durability. Inside, there are as many as 73 archival photos, depicting not only construction details but also the daily life of Luftstreitkräfte pilots and various paint schemes for this fighter. The book contains 11 pages of historical technical drawings and 5 color aircraft profiles presented in 20 views – it is the perfect source of inspiration for modelers building authentic models in popular scales such as 1/32 or 1/48.

Pfalz was the third most frequently used type of German frontline fighter during World War I (1914-1918). These aircraft were widely used by Imperial Germany in air combat, especially in the years 1917-1918. Although elegant in appearance, they were outperformed by Albatros D.V, Fokker D.VII, and most Allied designs of that time in terms of performance; however, in the hands of skillful Bavarian and German Jasta pilots, they served effectively as the "workhorses" of the German Luftstreitkräfte.

• Category: Modeling and historical literature
• Edition: Softcover
• Language: English
• Publisher: Kagero
• ISBN: 978-83-62878-61-1
• Format: 205x275 mm
• Photos, archival drawings, color profiles

We recommend this book to every aircraft modeler interested in the Great War period, as well as aviation historians looking for a reliable source of inspiration and facts about Pfalz aircraft. The publication will work perfectly both as a source material for building plastic scale models for assembly and painting, and as complementary literature for dioramas and themed exhibitions.
Ease of use: 1/5 – the publication is accessible even for beginner enthusiasts.