Eurofighter Typhoon of the modern Imperial German
Luftstreitkräfte's JG 1, the famous "Flying Circus" of Manfred von Richthofen. The
Luftstreitkräfte is famous for having gaudy paintjobs on its fighters which are painted by the individual pilots and thus, look extremely different from one another. It helps set German fighters apart from the aircraft of the Empire's neighbors, aids in visual identification of German, allied, and enemy fighters, and ensures helps prevent confusing friendly German fighters for those of the enemy.
I currently have no idea whether to add the camo paintjob from the Fokker D.VIIs of WW1 onto the wings or just to paint them in the same alternating stripes of red and white as the fuselage.
