Albatros D.V Collection

Step into the cockpit of the Red Baron with the Albatros D.V Collection at MTS Aviation Models. The final development of the legendary Albatros family, the D.V (and improved D.Va) was the workhorse of the German Luftstreitkräfte in 1917 and 1918. Famed for its sleek, semi-monocoque wooden fuselage and sesquiplane wing layout, this aircraft was flown by many of the Great War's top aces, including Manfred von Richthofen.

• Distinctive Shape: Accurately models the refined elliptical fuselage cross-section and the large spinner that flows seamlessly into the nose, distinguishing it from the boxier D.III.
• Ace Liveries: Features the colorful and flamboyant paint schemes of the "Flying Circus," including the iconic red of the Red Baron and the distinctive markings of Jasta 5.
• Historical Accuracy: Captures the fragile yet beautiful design of the "V-strutter" sesquiplane wings and the twin Spandau machine guns mounted ahead of the cockpit.