The de Havilland DH6 was designed from the outset as a training aircraft, a task it performed well enough in the last year of WWI. Noted British aero historian Bruce Robertson relates the convoluted wartime history of the type and its extensive post war use with over 90 unique photos providing unrivalled coverage of this boxy biplane. In addition, Ian Stair presents 1:32 structural detail drawings along with 1:48 and 1:72 scale plans of RAF and Curtiss-powered versions: there are extensive colours and markings notes, three rear cover colour profiles by Ray Rimell and detailed appendices including unit usage, a glossary, bibliography and a full list of civil-registered aircraft.
In addition, Ian Stair presents construction details in 1/32nd scale and sketches for RAF and Curtiss versions in 1/48th and 1/72nd scale: there is also information on paint schemes and markings as well as coloured aircraft profiles.
Group
Books (first-hand)
Author
Robertson, Bruce
Title
The AMC DH6
Details
English text, paperback, more than 90 bw-photos, 3 colour profiles, 9 pages with scale drawings in 1:32, 1:48 and 1:72, large format. 33 pages.
