Early aviation, more than just a side profile, deserves its stories to be told.

Our History Worth Sharing series combines carefully researched history with beautiful aviation artwork to create a collector's print that's as informative as it is striking. Each edition celebrates the people and machines that shaped the pioneering age of aviation.

Our first release features Lt. Wilhelm Leusch's Fokker D.VII O.A.W., one of Jasta 19's most recognizable aircraft. Famous for its white dragon emblem, it is also a fascinating machine filled with unique details

Artwork has been created by acclaimed aviation profile artist Ronny Bar and has been updated based on the best historical evidence currently available, combining meticulous research with exceptional attention to detail.

Printed on premium 200 g glossy paper, this four-sheet collection includes:

• Port & Top Views
• Starboard & Bottom Views
• Aircraft & Pilot History
• Research Notes

More than simply aviation artwork, History Worth Sharing explores the story behind the machine. From the pilot's career and operational service to production peculiarities, surviving photographs and carefully documented interpretations, every page invites you to look beyond the paint scheme and discover the history that inspired it.

Whether you're building the matching Gothaforce kit, researching a future project or simply enjoy First World War aviation, History Worth Sharing is created for enthusiasts who believe that history deserves to be displayed, not just remembered.

Features

• Premium 200 g glossy paper
• Four professionally designed collector sheets
• Aviation profiles by Ronny Bar
• Based on the best available historical research
• Historical narrative and technical notes

History Worth Sharing, because every aircraft has a story worth sharing.