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JN-4 "Jennies" served as German and British/US fighters in the
WWI movies of the 20's and 30's. Just a splash of paint and a roundel made it a Sopwith Camel, or a black cross and it was a "Fokker". Hardly. An amazing number of actual WW1 aircraft were used in early movies. Later films used aircraft that certainly looked a lot closer to the actual types than JN 4s. Fokkers were made from modifying early Travel Aires which were remarkably similar to the later Fokkers even being built of steel tubing and using elephant eared ailerons. Rotary engine types were duplicated with radial engine aircraft and Garland Lincoln went to great efforts to duplicate Nieuports. John Dupre' |
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