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When Anthony Fokker introduced his Eindecker with its practical machine gun synchronization system, allowing him to fire a machine gun on the line of flight between the rotating propeller blades, the true fighter aircraft was born. Throughout most of the First World War, German fighter pilots fought with courage, clever tactics, and technically impressive aircraft against a numerically superior enemy. And thanks to a government-backed advertising campaign, collectible cards, newspaper articles, promotions, awards and the flamboyant and colorful finishes of their mounts, they were arguably the 'rock stars' of the Great War. In Ronny Bar Profiles - German Fighters of the Great War Volume I, renowned profile artist Ronny Bar presents an exciting and colorful selection of more than 350 highly detailed profiles of the most important German-built single-seat fighters operational during the war. This volume, the first of two, covers the early to mid-war period, from the Fokker Eindecker of 1915 to the Albatros D-V of 1917.

As the climax of the Great War approached, German engineers worked feverishly to push the boundaries of what was technically possible in single-seat fighter aircraft design. The result was a host of advanced fighting machines able to take on the very best of their Allied contemporaries. Renowned profile artist Ronny Bar presents the second volume of his two-volume set depicting the most important German-built single-seat fighters operational during the war. Ronny Bar Profiles - German Fighters of the Great War Volume II includes more than 470 colourful and highly detailed profiles of the most important German-built single-seat fighters operational during the war. Where Volume I covered the early to mid-war period - the Fokker Eindecker to the Albatros D-V of 1917, this volume covers late-war period, from the Albatros D-Va in the autumn of 1917 to the revolutionary all-metal Junkers D-I of the last days of the war. Together, the two volumes of Ronny Bar Profiles - German Fighters of the Great War cover the entire war with a grand total of more than 800 incredible profile artworks.