Far more than a conventional instruction manual, this is your mission briefing.

Originally conceived as companion publications to our Gothaforce 3.0 kits, Briefings have been designed to stand proudly on their own as premium publications for aviation enthusiasts, historians and modelers alike.

Across no less than 32 beautifully designed pages, each edition is packed with clear, comprehensive, full-color step-by-step assembly instructions, detailed illustrations, practical modeling guidance, historical research, technical insight, reference photography and stunning aviation artwork. Every element has been carefully curated to create a publication that's as enjoyable to read as it is useful at the workbench.

The experience begins even before you turn the first page. Printed on premium linen-textured cover stock, they offer an authentic fabric-like feel inspired by the doped linen covering of First World War aircraft. Its distinctive finish not only enhances the tactile experience but also delivers the durability and elegance expected of a collector's edition.

To complete the experience, every Briefing comes with premium RENZ Wire-O binding, renowned for its precision and durability. The result is a publication that opens perfectly flat, allowing effortless consultation at the workbench while preserving its refined appearance on the bookshelf.

Briefing Fokker D.VII O.A.W. 3.0 Ltn. Ernst Udet explores the remarkable story of both the aircraft and its pilot. Meticulously researched historical content is complemented by carefully selected reference photography and stunning multi-view aviation profiles by renowned profile artist Ronny Bar, bringing this iconic fighter to life from every angle. Every page has been designed to educate, inspire and immerse you in the fascinating world of early military aviation.

Whether used at the workbench or displayed on the bookshelf, they are designed to be enjoyed long after the final part has found its place, combining history, craftsmanship and premium presentation in a publication worthy of the aircraft it celebrates.