Albatros C.III (Large Scale)

With mahogany desk stand is adjustable in height, mounted on a chrome steel pedestal.

Note: It’s scalable and can be customized to match your preferences. Pls. Inquire at info@brucecrafts.com for details.

Production is approximately 3-4 weeks from the date of order confirmation

The Albatros C.III was a versatile and reliable German reconnaissance biplane that served extensively during World War I. Developed by Albatros Flugzeugwerke in 1915, this two-seat aircraft became a critical asset for the German Air Service, performing a variety of roles, including aerial reconnaissance, artillery spotting, light bombing, and even training new pilots. With its sturdy design and dependable performance, the C.III quickly earned the trust of its crews.
Powered by the Mercedes D.III engine, the Albatros C.III delivered stable flight characteristics that made it ideal for reconnaissance missions over the front lines. Its well-designed fuselage and simple layout allowed for easy maintenance and adaptability, ensuring prolonged service in demanding conditions. Both the pilot and observer benefited from its spacious tandem cockpit, which provided excellent visibility during missions.
In addition to reconnaissance, the C.III proved effective in light bombing, thanks to its ability to carry small payloads. Furthermore, its use as a trainer helped prepare new generations of pilots for combat roles. As the war progressed, its versatility ensured continued utility despite advancements in aircraft technology.
Today, the Albatros C.III is celebrated for its historical significance and contributions to early aviation. Preserved examples in museums highlight its pivotal role in shaping World War I aerial operations.