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Avatar User Offline Flyin'Tim
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Posted: August/27/2023 at 1:11pm  Quote
 
HELP!!
I am in desperate search for Color Photos, Paint Chips or Artist rendition of the original Marshall bon White Der Jager Biplane. Everything I have is black and white. I have qualified again and would like to take this plane to the Scalemasters National Championships this year, but without color documentation, I don't stand a chance. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Posted: August/27/2023 at 4:53pm  Quote
 
You might try Aircraft Documentation Services at https://airdoc.biz/

He has a photo pak available for a yellow Der Jager , N16RM

Good Luck and hope to see you in October
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Posted: August/29/2023 at 6:11pm  Quote
 
Aircraft Documentation Services has 4 FotoPaaks for Der Jager.  1 Yellow, 1 Red, 1 Black and Orange, and 1 Blue w/White wings.  They do not have a white version.
 
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Posted: August/29/2023 at 8:20pm  Quote
 
IIRC, the original might be in the EAA Air Museum. If not, they can probably get you a back issue with it on the cover.

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Posted: August/30/2023 at 11:22am  Quote
 
No Der Jagers listed at the EAA Museum
 
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STANDARD DATA: Gross wt. 888. Empty wt. 534. Fuel capacity 24. Wingspan 20?. Length 17?.

PERFORMANCE: Top mph 145. Cruise mph 133. Stall mph 54. Climb rate 2,000. Takeoff run 175. Landing roll 250. Range 532.
Though modeled after World War I fighters, the Der Jager is not a replica. Its builder, Marshall White, patterned the wing shape after that of the German Albatross. The tail assembly is patterned after that of the Fokker D-7, and the gear after that of the FockeWulf “Strosser.” The frameworks of the fuselage and the tail group are of welded-steel tube that is fabric covered. The wings are wood with no flaps. The prototype was fitted with a 115-hp Lycoming, but the airplane is so light that anything down to the Volkswagen 1,600cc engine will fly it nicely.





Designed by Lou Stolp & Marshall White, though modeled after World War I fighters, the Der Jager is not a replica. Its builder, Marshall White, patterned the wing shape after that of the German Albatross, the tail assembly after that of the Fokker D-7 and the gear after that of the Focke-Wulf “Strosser". The frameworks of the fuselage and the tail group are of welded steel tube, fabric covered. The wings are wood with no flaps. The prototype was fitted with a 115-hp Lycoming, but the airplane is so light that anything down to the Volkswagen 1600 engine will fly it nicely.

The prototype, N3610, first flew on 7 September 1968.
Engine: Lycoming O-235-C1, 115hp
Wingspan (upper): 20 ft 0 in
Wingspan (lower): 16 ft 0 in
Length: 17 ft
Gross Wt: 888 lb
Empty Wt: 534 lb
Fuel capacity: 24 USG
Top speed: 145 mph
Cruise: 133 mph
Stall: 54 mph
Climb rate: 2000 fpm
Takeoff run: 175 ft
Landing roll: 250 ft
Range: 532 mi
Seats: 1


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