Brothers In Arms

Trenton Hill

Brothers In Arms

Color pencil on 11×17 20 weight copy paper sprayed with lacquer.

(Manfred von Richthofen and Lothar von Richthofen)

Between them the brothers downed (120) enemy aircraft.
Manfred destroyed 80 while Lothar is credited with
40 Kills during a Seventy-seven day period.

Brothers In Arms belongs to the following groups:

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Brothers In Arms by Trenton Hill
Brothers In Arms by Trenton Hill
  • Edward Denyer

    Edward Denyer

    This is excellent Trenton – Ted

  • Trenton Hill

    Trenton Hill

    Thanks again Ted, appreciate you taking the time to comment.

  • Walter Colvin

    Walter Colvin

    Great drawing, Excellent.

  • Trenton Hill replied

    Thanks again Walter! I appreciate your comments!

  • SMOKEYDOGSOCKS

    SMOKEYDOGSOCKS

    THOSE DIRTY FOCKERS. THIS PLANE IS SUPPOSED TO BE A VERY DIFFICULT PLANE TO FLY. I’VE WATCHED THE PBS SPECIAL ON BI AND TRI PLANES AND THE AMERICAN THAT FLIES THIS PLANE STATED, IT’S NOT A PLANE YOU WANT TO LET GO OF THE STICK IN. IT WAS VERY UNSTABLE AND A HARD PLANE TO FLY, GOOD ANYWAY. BUT, I GUESS IT DID WHAT IT NEEDED TO DO, FOR IT’S TIME. BOB ;)

  • Trenton Hill replied

    Yes it did. The plane almost got canned becuase of the stability problems and the fact that the top wing could come off in a high speed dive. Anthony Fokker used Manfred to push his aircraft to the front lines. After the Baron flew it and deemed it a killer, every german pilot wanted one. Fokker based his design on the Sopwith triplane. Thanks Bob!

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