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Open Access Resources by theme
General information on Open Access
A very brief introduction to Open Access. Brief introduction of concepts by Peter Suber.
What is Open Access? provides overview, definitions and basic concepts in open access .
Open Access Scholarly Information Sourcebook (OASIS) aims to provide an authoritative 'sourcebook' on open access, covering the concepts, principles, advantages, approaches and means to achieving it. The sourcebook categories resources by audience, for example information for librarians, researchers and students. The site also highlights developments and initiatives from around the world, with links to diverse additional resources and case studies.
Open Access Directory (OAD) brings many open access related lists together under one place, browsing by categories and also searching through the search box is possible.
Open Access Overview. This is an introduction to open access (OA) for those who are new to the concept and provides useful key definitions.
Open Access Book. This book is written by Peter Suber and some parts are available for download.
Open Access :Opportunities and Challenges, a Handbook. This handbook presents the various views of major stakeholders and covers a wide range of issues relevant to open access, a very useful and timely contribution to the debate on open access
Budapest Open Access Initiative (2002) arose from a conference convened in Budapest by the Open Society Initiative on December 1-2 to promote open access. It is considered a historic and defining for the open access Movement.
Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities (2003) arose from the conference of open access hosted by Max Planck Society in Berlin, 2003 where organisations committing to open access or open knowledge would sign the declaration.
Bethesda Statement On Open Access Publishing (BOAI) (2003) builds upon BOAI by saying users will enact open access, clearly defines open access publications and that established "open access" as the term to describe initiatives to make information more widely and easily available.
CIARD Manifesto: Towards a Knowledge Commons on Agricultural Research for Development (2010) was crafted by major players in Agricultural Research and Development supporting openness to agricultural research outputs.
Open Access Declarations list. This is a page on Open Access Directory providing a list of OA declarations.
UNESCO Policy Guidelines for the development and promotion of open access demystifies the concept of OA and provide concrete steps on putting relevant policies in place. It also seeks to provide capacity in advocacy and adoption of OA policies.
Open Access Policies Kit – Repositorio Cientifico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP) project created an Open Access Policies Kit, where institutions interested in promoting the success of their repositories and visibility of its scientific activity may find implementation plans and policy models for open access.
Registry of Open Access Repositories Mandatory Archiving Policies (ROARMAP) provides mandates from different institutions, the following types of mandates are listed, Thesis mandates, Funder mandates, Multi-institutional mandates, Sub-institutional mandates and Institutional mandates.
CARL Open Access Advocacy Toolkit.The Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL) Open Access Advocacy Toolkit provides general resources on OA, resources for researchers, students, and policy makers.The resource is useful for those engaged in OA advocacy in academic institutions.
What you can do to promote Open Access? This is a comprehensive list that provides information managers with tips on promoting OA within their institutions.
Copyright arrangements for Self-archiving and use. A selected list of citations from the bibliography of Open Access
Copyright and authors' rights: A Briefing Paper explains in simple terms what copyrights and authors' rights are.
Copyright and related issues from the University of Witwatersrand includes additional resources and toolkits on open access and copyright.
Advocacy 'Know Your Rights' Toolkit aims at administrators and advocates of open access self archiving, provides advocacy strategies, communication plans, strategies in dealing with publishers.
SHERPA/RoMEO Publisher copyright policies and self-archiving hosts publisher's policies that endorse self archiving by authors.
Copyright and Licensing Toolkit aims at higher education stakeholders who are working with Open Educational Resources (OER) and the toolkit details definitions, creative commons licences, and copyright clearances.
Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe (OpenAIRE) is a project to facilitate access to the entire open access scientific production of the European Research Area, providing cross-links from publications to data and funding schemes. It lists background information on open access, policies and mandates and reviews the open access works in individual European countries.
Scholar's Copyright Project develops legal tools and resources for expanding and enhancing open access to published research and data to scientists. Scholar's Copyright project offers the Creative Commons copyright regimes. Scholar's Copyright Project is part of Science Commons - overseen by members of the Creative Commons board.
Copyright Toolbox.Provides a simplified explanation to copyright agreements for authors and other organisations or academic institutes intending to maximise access to scholarly publications.
Open Access Repositories
What are Institutional Repositories? summarises what institutional repositories are and basic information about their content use and sustainability issues.
Institutional Repositories: Business Issues for Institutional Managers details financial and other associated costs for setting up institutional repositories.
Institutional Repositories for Research Management and Assessment describes how a repository can be integrated into the organisation's research process.
Open Access repository: Capacity Strengthening Programme (OA-IRCSP) aims to stimulate and strengthen the capacity of establishing intellectual output repositories based on open access principles among African universities. It has developed an institutional repository toolkit and also training modules.
JISC Digital Repositories Info Toolkit outlines guidelines for setting up and running digital repositories and covers essential elements in setting up a repository including both management and technical issues.
Repository66.org Repository Maps allows a world visualisation of repositories and these can be view by geographical location or they can be filtered by repository type, software type and also through time frames.
Open Repository Directories
Directory of Open Access Repositories (OpenDOAR) is the directory of academic open access repositories.
Registry of Open Access Repositories (ROAR) lists open repositories. It is hosted by the School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton.
The CIARD R.I.N.G is a global registry of web-based services that give access to any kind of information pertaining to agricultural research for development (ARD).
Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) is the largest directory of open access journals with a goal to increase the visibility and ease of use of open access scientific and scholarly journals by exposing in a single portal a comprehensive list of all open access scientific and scholarly journals that use a quality control system.
Online guide to Open Access Journals Publishing provides practical information and tools to support the efforts of scholars and other small teams producing independent Open Access journals.
Open Access Journals Business Guides has guidelines for turning a subscription journal into an open access one and also launching a new open access journal. It also provides supplementary information for open access journal developers and publishers.
Guide to Open Access Publishing and Scholarly Societies details options available for scholarly societies and other small publishers to convert their journals into open access and strategies to remain sustainable.
Scientific Electronic Online Library (SciELO) is a South American based directory of scholarly journals and literature.
Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB). The primary aim of DOAB is to increase discoverability of Open Access books. Academic publishers are invited to provide metadata of their Open Access books to DOAB.
CGBooks. In partnership with Google Books,CGIAR provides full-text versions of agriculture books from the consortia of its research institutions.
College Open Textbooks. A collection of twenty-nine educational non-profit and for-profit organizations, affiliated with more than 200 colleges, is focused on driving awareness and adoptions of open textbooks to more than 2000 community and other two-year colleges.
SpringerLink. Provides access to electronic agricultural related books under the 'Earth and Environmental Science' section.
Open Access Publishing in European Networks (OAPEN) is a collaborative initiative to develop and implement a sustainable Open Access publication model for academic books in the Humanities and Social Sciences. A few titles in earth sciences, geography, and environment can be downloaded.
Open Access Textbook. Provides a model to publishing open access textbooks and link to Open Access textbooks resources.
Wiley Open Access. Access is provided to open access materials mainly journals and a few books in the subjects of 'Food and Nutrition'.
InTech Open Science is a pioneer and world's largest multidisciplinary open access publisher of books covering the fields of Science, Technology and Medicine. Browse the Agriculture and Biological sciences and environmental sciences for agriculture related books.
Versita Open publishes scholarly books and journals ; the ebook collection is still growing.
Open Access in the World
Global Open Access Portal: access by region (GOAP) is a portal with a regional and country view of open access projects. It provides an in-depth country view of open access projects worldwide.
Open Access Map: charting the growth and development of Open Access globally - allows a world visualisation of repositories using maps and these can be viewed by full lists.
Open Access impact: a Briefing Paper for researchers, universities and funders details the impact measurements of open access for researchers, universities, and funders. Details background issues relating to impact measurement.
New metrics for research outputs: an overview presents an overview of issues relating to metrics for open access journals.
Networks of Open Access Repositories
Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR) is an association for repository initiatives (with representation from throughout Europe, Latin America, Asia, and North America) to enhance greater visibility and application of research outputs through global networks of Open Access digital repositories.
Digital Repository Infrastructure Vision for European Research (DRIVER) is a collaboration to build a network of freely accessible digital repositories with content across academic disciplines.
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Our Final Forecast For The New Hampshire Primary
Franklin 11 months ago
Because very few national polls were released after Iowa, we've been eagerly awaiting Monmouth University's latest national poll even as ballots are cast in New Hampshire. That data has now been incorporated into the model, and with just a few hours until the first polling places close, we've frozen the forecast — candidates' odds won't update and no new information will be added until after New Hampshire results are available.
Sanders Is The Front-Runner After New Hampshire, And A Contested Convention Has Become More Likely
The Democratic primary is in a confusing state at the moment. And our forecast model is a little confused, also. It's making a couple of assumptions about how the polls may react to New Hampshire that may not be entirely right. The model is also limited by the lack of polling in states that vote after New Hampshire, most notably Nevada and South Carolina. So we'd encourage you to take the model with a large grain of salt until some of that post-New Hampshire polling comes in.
What's Behind Amy Klobuchar's Surge — And Can It Go National?
It's not often that a third-place finish grabs more headlines than first place, but there's nothing the media loves more than an underdog, and they got one in spades with Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Tuesday night.
Why Is Warren Struggling?
In the wake of his fourth-place finish in Iowa and fifth-place finish in New Hampshire, the candidate struggling most notably is Joe Biden, who was considered the race's clear front-runner less than two weeks ago.
Could 'Somewhat Liberal' Democrats Hold The Key To The Primary?
Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling roundup.
How Will The Democratic Primary Change Now That It's Moving To More Diverse States?
Many observers of the 2020 Democratic primary expect that the race will be much different as it moves to states with more diverse electorates. In particular, the expectation is that former Vice President Joe Biden will do better and former Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Pete Buttigieg will do worse. After all, polls have consistently shown Biden leading among black voters and in the top two1 with Hispanic Democrats, and Buttigieg way behind with both groups.
How Sanders Held Off Buttigieg And Klobuchar In New Hampshire
On Tuesday, as expected, Sen. Bernie Sanders won the New Hampshire primary, cementing his position as the Democratic front-runner for president. With 97 percent of the expected vote counted,1 Sanders had 26 percent of the vote, while former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg had 24 percent. The big surprise of the night was Sen. Amy Klobuchar, who finished third with 20 percent. After those three, there was a big drop-off: Sen. Elizabeth Warren finished fourth with 9 percent, and former Vice President Joe Biden ended up fifth with 8 percent.
Democratic Activists Seem Out Of Step With Voters So Far
Just before the now-infamous Iowa caucuses began, I concluded the final wave of my recurring interviews with early-state Democratic activists. Thirty-one activists responded to my questionnaire, and the results were consistent with my findings from December that suggested that although a considerable portion of Democrats were still undecided, many were rallying behind — albeit reluctantly, in some cases — former Vice President Joe Biden.
Goodbye To Andrew Yang, 2020's Most Unexpectedly Successful Losing Candidate
Not a single Democratic candidate dropped out of the race after the Iowa caucuses — no doubt because of the messy result there. But the early states have now started to do their traditional job of winnowing the field. It just took the New Hampshire primary to get things going.
Election Update: The First Polls Since New Hampshire Show No Big Bounces
Three days after the New Hampshire primary, we are finally getting some polls that reflect the new state of the race — including a poll in Nevada, the next state in the voting sequence, for the first time in a full month! And overall, they're not showing that any candidate has grabbed a ton of momentum out of Iowa or New Hampshire. That's probably good news for former Vice President Joe Biden, whose firewall in Southern states appears weakened but still standing. But mostly it's a recipe for a long, drawn-out nominating contest. In fact, our national primary forecast currently says that the single most likely outcome of the primary season is that no candidate gets a majority of pledged delegates.

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Dec 23, 2012 Anansesem Guests from Around the World , Poetry Edit
by Goldie Alexander
There's this boy in my class.
He mucks around all the time.
Can't listen, stay quiet,
or read. His writing's a mess.
Grant's always in trouble.
Thick brown hair. Freckles. Funny thumbs.
Button eyes too close together.
Kids call him 'Stupid' and 'Fatty.'
Sometimes he hits back.
Grant's always in trouble.
His best thing is DVD's.
He knows everything about Lord of the Rings.
Everything. He talks a lot.
I won't sit next to him. When I do
I'm always in trouble.
Most days Ms. Brown puts him in the corridor.
"That boy's a problem," she snaps.
"Never listens. Can't stop fidgeting."
Mrs. Stead agrees. "Should be at another school."
Our class holds a competition:
"Who can tell most about Lord of the Rings?"
"I know lots," Grant cries. "It's my best thing."
But Ms. Brown sends him to the Principal for yelling in class.
"Golem," says someone.
"What else?" Ms Brown asks.
"Bilbo Baggins!" "Frodo!" "Mordor!"
We try hard. No one wins.
Grant knows everything about Lord of the Rings.
But he's not here. He's always in trouble.
Goldie Alexander is an Australian author of books for both adults and children of all ages. Her latest novels for young adults include Lilbet's Romance and the sequel, Dessi's Romance. Her historical fiction includes My Australian Story: Surviving Sydney Cove, now in its 10th edition, and The Youngest Cameleer about the finding of Uluru in 1873. Amongst her other works are three collections of short stories for young readers. She also writes scripts and non-fiction. Her website is www.goldiealexander.com


James Hutchinson Andrews, my younger brother and lifelong best friend, died this week at 72. What a void he leaves in my heart.
Ted LaMontagne, a leading citizen and businessman in Evergreen for over 35 years, passed away at home on May 27. He was 70.
The Hardware, which Ted had owned and operated since 1973, was the town's second oldest business when it closed in 2005. Mountain Home, his award-winning furniture store that began as a department of The Hardware, now operates at the same location in the historic Hiwan Barn, which he renovated for that purpose.
Ted was long active in the Evergreen Chamber of Commerce, serving on its board in the 1980s. He helped found the Evergreen Music Festival and the National Repertory Orchestra, as well as Evergreen Bootstraps and the Evergreen Scholarships. Over the years he employed many special needs students from Evergreen High School at his stores.
He was a board member of Art for the Mountain Community and was himself a devoted sculptor and art collector. He served on the community review and planning committees for both the Evergreen Lake House and Buchanan Park. He was a longtime member and officer of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Evergreen, and a board member for Wide Horizon, the Christian Science care facility in Wheat Ridge.
Edward W. LaMontagne was born January 11, 1939, to American parents in Mexico City, remaining there for his early education until returning to Texas for high school. After graduating from the University of Texas in 1961 with a BA in history, he was an officer in the US Navy.
He is survived by his wife, the former Kay D'Evelyn, who continues as the proprietor of Mountain Home; his son and daughter by a previous marriage, Evan LaMontagne and Kendall Peterson, both of Denver; and his stepson and stepdaughter, Melanie D'Evelyn of Washington, DC, and Kenny D'Evelyn of Elsah, IL, as well as five grandchildren.
A memorial service for Ted will be held on Sunday, June 7, at 12:00 noon at the Evergreen Lake House.
By Sean Duffy In tributes since he succumbed to cancer last week, Jack Kemp has been rightfully called a statesman, patriot and visionary. The architect of a key pillar of the Reagan Revolution. But, as I look back at powerful and memorable encounters with him over the years, I remember boundless energy, constant searching for new ideas and new converts, and most of all, one hell of a guy.
Jack (and it was always "Jack", not "Congressman", or "Mr. Secretary"), preached the gospel of true hope, and the politics of the open door. He believed in the power of individuals to change and improve their lives and saw government as one partner in helping spark real opportunity, family by family.
Kemp's open door and enthusiasm for the future was, and is, a political magnet that helped sparked Republican growth and success. But some liberal observers in recent days have mistook the positive, welcoming philosophy for an absence of governing principles, or an "anything goes" view of public policy.
If you believe that, you don't know Jack.
There is a difference between a big tent with flaps, and a roof and structure, and a big tarp - a shapeless covering. To Jack, there was a right and wrong to how the American economy was to be organized, and the role government played in it.
First, black men and women sought out Kemp, as he did them. In Jack, they saw a leader - and a Republican - who sincerely and personally wanted them to succeed. And he offered a vision not of more of the paternalistic government programs that had already done damage to communities like Chester.
Instead, Jack's gospel was that of a helping hand that you must grasp to, in Theodore Roosevelt's phrase "make your life." Kemp believed that whether is was choosing a better school for your kids, owning your own home or starting a small business, government must open the door and give you the chance, but you must seize it. That's real freedom.
The second aspect I remember is his energy. At that visit - and I suspect throughout much of that ill-fated campaign - he seemed like a caged tiger, pacing back and forth, ready to get out.
He was standing next to me during a typical campaign small-group meeting for an elite group of supporters, and he kept saying under his breath, "Let's go. Let's go. Let's get outta here." He wanted to get outside to the rally of working-class folks with whom Republicans hadn't closed the deal yet.
When I came to Colorado to join Gov. Bill Owens" administration, I had the chance to be with Jack several times at meetings and retreats for groups he was involved with, most notably Empower America. Each time, his boundless energy, curiosity and passion for ideas was infectious.
In what was consistently a fire hose of words and ideas, he always had a new book to recommend, a new innovative thinker or emerging leader to tout, a new project to discuss. Most of all, he made us understand that in every one of God's children there exists the potential for a bright, independent and successful future.
Not every Kemp position was right or perfect. But, in the main, his ideas and his memory should provide the GOP with a real, relevant roadmap back to power. In Kemp there is a positive, practical antidote to the currently fashionable but ultimately fatally flawed wave of "government as savior" policies.
Sean Duffy (sean@thekenneygroup.com) is a principal at a Denver public relations firm and served as Deputy Chief of Staff to Gov. Bill Owens from 2001-2005.


The modes and systems by which we engage civically are different from those by which we engage with each other, socially. This insight surfaced early in our interviews and observations.
It's challenging—some might say unappealing—to incorporate conventional means of civic engagement into our daily lives. Low participation leads to weak mandates and an inaccurate understanding of our motivations, needs, and desires; therefore, policies and politics seem out of touch, in turn feeding the weak participation. We went on to conduct over fifty formal interviews across the civic ecosystem, speaking with mayors, city council members, city managers, citizens, undocumented citizens, retirees, millennials, activists, the disenfranchised, and the disengaged. Five interconnected themes emerged.
In some ways, how these themes correlate to civic engagement is familiar—people feel too busy to stay engaged or informed, or the information itself is difficult to trust or understand. Some don't feel they know how to have impact or how their engagement will lead to it, while on the other hand, the most engaged tend to be those with power or who know how to access it. We developed deeper insights as well.
Considering TIME for example, there's a tension between the mindsets of civic officials and their constituents. While officials' are largely preoccupied with the long term and their legacies, constituents understandably feel an immediacy with the short term. One Mayor told us about replacing his city's old water management system. It was flooding all too often, yet although a new one would resolve the issue for decades, he felt exasperated that people mostly contacted him about the construction. He lamented their myopia, "people [were] upset because they can't park in front of their favorite restaurant!" Another mayor echoed the challenge, "I want people to know that the institutions will still be around when I'm not." Interestingly however, these mindsets flip around election time. Especially within divided communities, or in a time of hyper-polarity, officials forfeit the long term health of their communities for short term gains.
Also within TIME, it's a matter of who has it or has incentive to make it. As we observed, the most engaged were typically retirees and who we called "politicos & political hobbyists", those with particular skills or interests that lend themselves to be highly engaged. Relating this to IMPACT, politicos & hobbyists knew how to work the system; for example, they employed strategies to dominate city council meetings and quell dissent. Retirees tended to be homeowners, with longer and deeper ties to the community, so they had a clear motivation to stay engaged. We thought, where does this leave those who are less rooted? Today, it's becoming more common to switch jobs, to move around, and to rent rather than own. Our systems of engagement aren't designed for "transient voters".
With an eye on Voting, while folding in the other themes and insights, we developed How Might We's and used mind maps to explore the qualities our intervention could include.
Voting, in it's current form, does not correspond to our daily lives. Without a clearer connection to our communities and the places and the ways in which we socialize, voting will feel dissatisfying and blunt. We wanted to lower the intimidation around voting, make it more frequent, and bring it into the modes of our current activities. Our intervention enables people to quickly share how they feel about their city—joys, frustrations, wants, needs—and where they're feeling it. Also, the government is clearly not the only service-provider in our lives. In visualizing the pulse of the city, we hope to encourage collaboration between individuals, groups, nonprofits, and companies to address our civic challenges.
Users activate the app by shaking their smartphone, then quickly select an emotion to color their post, and tag it e.g. "public transit". Their location is automatically pinned. "Shakes" are aggregated onto an interactive map of their city, creating a sentiment heat-map. The data-visualization serves as feedback to user engagement and helps civic leaders, both in and outside of government, to understand their city.
There are other possibilities as well. Similar to live-tweeting and Facebook Live, picture such a sentiment map populate while an event is taking place. For example, during the next televised political debate or speech, imagine viewers at home shaking their phone as a sort of digital applause.
Metaphors is one of my favorite tools for synthesis. In the inset below, I give an example of how I applied it to advance this project. Given the inherent complexity of civic life—with its interrelated systems, complicated relationships, and various influencers—this project was especially challenging. Tools and practices like visual frameworks, journey maps, mind maps, and storyboarding helped us tremendously in working through our findings, but they would feel either too narrow or too blunt with respect to the ecosystem. While we understood the nuance, we were stuck in defining our point of view so that we could move forward as a team or bring others in on the collaboration. Developing a metaphor greatly advanced our work.


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It's been a week since INBOUND 2018 came to an end, and I'll be honest, we're still trying to recover. INBOUND 2018 was a whirlwind of the best kind - four days of exceptional speakers, great exhibitors, and awesome people.
INBOUND bills itself as a community of people who are passionate about marketing to and serving customers in an inbound way. If the goal was to inspire and educate the thousands of people who came along this September, INBOUND 2018 definitely surpassed it.
What's great about INBOUND - when you're there and hearing from some truly exceptional people - is that the event puts people first, it showed us that empathy and humanity are things businesses not only could have, but should have. The speakers we saw across an amazing four days are passionate not just about boosting profits or increasing earnings, but also about creating a future that puts people at its core.
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The Vaccines confirm new album 'English Graffiti'
The band's new full-length will drop in May
by Chris Bound: March 16, 2015
News, Music Feed
After an iTunes glitch earlier this month unveiled the name a cover art for the forthcoming Vaccines record, the band have now officially released the full details surrounding their new full-length.
The new album 'English Graffiti' will be available from the 25th May via Columbia, and include the single 'Handsome', with the latest track 'Dream Lover' released for download on the 18th May.
You can watch a live performance of 'Dream Lover' from the NME Awards last month and see the album's full tracklist below.
'English Graffiti' Tracklisting:
1. Handsome
2. Dream Lover
3. Minimal Affection
4. 20/20
5. (All Afternoon) In Love
6. Denial
7. Want You So Bad
8. Radio Bikini
9. Maybe I Could Hold You
10. Give Me A Sign
11. Undercover
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Lechfeld 322 Monsters ECR 46+29 special paint "25 years Flyingmonsters"
Lechfeld 321 Tigers - Tornado ECR 46+29 Tiger Meet 2010 "Lego Bomber"
Transportwing 61 Transall 50+92, "Sarajevo airbridge"
Transportwing 63 Transall 50+95, "55 years TW 63"
Aircraft of TW 63 with 55 years special painting".
Welcome to the jet-prints.com online shop!
At JET-PRINTS.COM you get high value prints and calendars with (jet-) aircraft motives. Our main interrest lies at the moment on German TORNADO fighters and there especially at the numerous special painted airplanes plus the various combinations of aircraft camouflage and aircraft configuration (tanks, weapons, other loads) which could be seen over the TORNADO era. Unfortunately are we kind of behind with all the special painted jets for various wing anniversaries and wing abandonings and with some of the configurations (e.g. Buddy/Buddy air-to-air refuelling and Recce Pod Light).
Our second "love" is the main airtransport worker of the German Luftwaffe, the C-160D "TRANSALL". After centuries of reliable work and service for our forces it will be set out of service 2018 and being replaced by the new Airbus A-400M. Starting with the relaunch of this shop mid 2017 you get the TRANSALL from the first prototye aircraft to the last special painted version 2017 from Airtransport Wing 61 from Penzing/Landsberg.
All our motives feature the highest resemblance in colour and technical details and are therefore also a high value help for model builders.
Our posters are printed on high value 250g silky luster surface paper. On all prints you find text blocks with additional information about the flying wings, the airplane, the weapons, the history and the tasks of the airplanes.
Besides the standard size DIN A3 you can order all motives also in the larger sizes A2 and A1. Especially in the format DIN A1 on our high value paper you get a real eye-catcher which will make your friends jeallous.
For 15,- EUR more you can have your/any name(s) being printed on this special place e.g. as a special gift for a special friend or just as a gag for you. Just order this extra feature "With Pilot Names"as an ADDITIONAL article and specify in the info-box of the ordering process which name(s) and ranks you like to have beneath the cockpits. One last thing: the larger the print is, the better and more impressive the writings can be seen (see also our big size prints in A2 and A1).
We have no problem to adapt our prints for your needs, e.g. as a gift for a retiring comrade. We can change and/or substitute the headlines and/or modify the text blocks according to your ideas. The price for this service is calculated on the time we use for the work.