FRENCH AIRCRAFT OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR
By Dr. James J. Davilla, Arthur M. Soltan

French Aircraft of the First World War presents the full story of these fascinating and important aircraft. During World War I, the French aviation industry was the mainstay of Allied airpower, supplying all Allied powers with aircraft. Now this classic book is being reissued with the quality you expect from Flying Machines Press:

• 640+ oversize, fact-filled pages covering all 400 French aircraft of the First World War.
• More than 950 photos, many rare and never previously published.
• 180 three-view aircraft drawings to standard modeler's scales of 1/72 (130 drawings) and 1/144 (50 drawings), many never before available.
• 25 pages of exceptional color plates illustrating 61 aircraft especially produced to complement the text by Alan Durkota, author and illustrator of The Imperial Russian Air Service.
• Nearly 300,000 words of text, including extensive operational details and order-of-battle information never before published.

9 x 12, hardcover, 624 pp.

ISBN 1-891268-09-0

$124.95

AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN ARMY AIRCRAFT
OF WORLD WAR ONE
By Peter M. Grosz, George Haddow, Peter Schiemer

Austro-Hungarian Army Aircraft of World War One is the most comprehensive, detailed, and accurate story of these exotic aircraft ever written. Based on more than 20 years of research, it includes 544 fact-filled pages covering all manufacturers and their aircraft. Foreign aircraft and helicopter development are fully covered. Twelve appendices summarize important information on aircraft projects, armament, flying units, projected aircraft deliveries in 1919, and more.

Austro-Hungarian Army Aircraft of World War One is lavishly illustrated with 925 photographs and 100 three-view aircraft drawings to standard international modeling scales (1/48 and 1/72).

Austro-Hungarian Army Aircraft of World War One is the ideal reference for aircraft historians, enthusiasts, and modelers.

10 x 12, hardcover, 544 pp.

ISBN 1-891268-05-8

$99.95