GabrielFangster70
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I play SimplePlanes, it's an online single player sandbox game where similar to scale modeling you build aircraft's, however you get to make each piece, and fly your own build. It's close enough to scale modeling tbh.
Since I got that out of the way and explained, I want to tell why I'm making this post, because as of now I downloaded and doing decal work On the nieuport17 and making different variants that serves in the war. But I was confused on one thing, one of the decals I was doing is based on the Lafayette escadrille: which is the French squadron which had American soldiers in them, and I was confused because the unit insignia for the squad is the head of Chief sitting bull. And each time I see a french ww1 biplane with sitting bull's head I think Lafayette escadrille. But is it true that each us pilot had chief sitting bull's head painted onto the sides of the Every nieuport and spad aircraft in the Lafayette escadrille. well back to what I was saying, I want you to send a photo of each airplane used by American pilots in the escadrille n.124 . I would appreciate it a lot
Thanks
-Gabe
Note: I'm specifically talking about escadrille n.124 specifically which is the version of the Lafayette escadrille that existed before the aef's 103 aero squadron
Since I got that out of the way and explained, I want to tell why I'm making this post, because as of now I downloaded and doing decal work On the nieuport17 and making different variants that serves in the war. But I was confused on one thing, one of the decals I was doing is based on the Lafayette escadrille: which is the French squadron which had American soldiers in them, and I was confused because the unit insignia for the squad is the head of Chief sitting bull. And each time I see a french ww1 biplane with sitting bull's head I think Lafayette escadrille. But is it true that each us pilot had chief sitting bull's head painted onto the sides of the Every nieuport and spad aircraft in the Lafayette escadrille. well back to what I was saying, I want you to send a photo of each airplane used by American pilots in the escadrille n.124 . I would appreciate it a lot
Thanks
-Gabe
Note: I'm specifically talking about escadrille n.124 specifically which is the version of the Lafayette escadrille that existed before the aef's 103 aero squadron