Great video and model :) I've built the Sopwith F-1 Camel and a few other WW1 aircraft but I would quite like to build a few more. I haven't built this kit so this might be my next :) Awesome end result!
Thanks! this is a great little kit and it´s also really cheap so go get one. Oh and it´s a well-known fact that every aircraft modeler must have a red triplane in his collection, so there is no excuse not to have one !
Thanks tankman! I also liked how the propeller came out ;o) regarding your question, as I understand it, the tires of WWI planes were made of natural latex which gave them (approximately) a light-gray colour ; black synthetic rubber came into use only after WWI. But it´s true that the gray I used was a bit too light, next time I´ll use a darker shade.
I know what you mean about the 1/72 PE, I put an Eduard cockpit in a Revell P-47 and some of the control levers were ridiculously small. I can see why they sometimes give you several.... ping!
Thanks again! One of my latest acquisitions is Eduard´s La-7 in 1:72, it comes with an extremely nice prepainted PE set for the cockpit; I was very excited about using it but after this experience with the Spandaus, well, I´m not as excited anymore
First I applied a coat of wooden colour enamel (Testors) and when this was thoroughly dry I "drybrushed" with burnt umber oil paint, this helps to recreate the wooden texture.
mafia music :D
MRoesterreicher1 2 months ago
perfect plane
propunter 6 months ago
that was amazing i liked the photo-etch like you said really shows
a380flightsimx 6 months ago
@a380flightsimx
Thanks. Rolling those jackets was not easy but I agree,the photo-etch is a nice touch.
PlasticoForEvah 6 months ago
@PlasticoForEvah What color did you use?
lodhol 3 months ago
Nice kit... and a very well made model.. true beauty!! :)
BasicModelling 8 months ago
@BasicModelling
Thanks :o)
PlasticoForEvah 8 months ago
Great video and model :) I've built the Sopwith F-1 Camel and a few other WW1 aircraft but I would quite like to build a few more. I haven't built this kit so this might be my next :) Awesome end result!
2002And 10 months ago
@2002And
Thanks :o)
WWI models are great fun, rigging can be a bit tricky but the final model is (usually) worth the effort !
You can´t go wrong with this kit, it´s easy to put together and with some work it will be a nice addition to your collection.
PlasticoForEvah 10 months ago
@PlasticoForEvah No problem :) I definitely will but it then! :)
2002And 10 months ago
@MegaAirsoft97
Thanks! this is a great little kit and it´s also really cheap so go get one. Oh and it´s a well-known fact that every aircraft modeler must have a red triplane in his collection, so there is no excuse not to have one !
PlasticoForEvah 11 months ago
Brilliant model, but the tires sholdn't be black? I like the propellor and guns. Great work it is like real.
tankman13p66 11 months ago
@tankman13p66
Thanks tankman! I also liked how the propeller came out ;o) regarding your question, as I understand it, the tires of WWI planes were made of natural latex which gave them (approximately) a light-gray colour ; black synthetic rubber came into use only after WWI. But it´s true that the gray I used was a bit too light, next time I´ll use a darker shade.
PlasticoForEvah 11 months ago
@PlasticoForEvah Thanks for answer! :)
tankman13p66 11 months ago
@tankman13p66
You are most welcome :o)
PlasticoForEvah 10 months ago
Wow! Brilliant work, again!
I know what you mean about the 1/72 PE, I put an Eduard cockpit in a Revell P-47 and some of the control levers were ridiculously small. I can see why they sometimes give you several.... ping!
MakingModelsAgain 11 months ago
@MakingModelsAgain
Thanks again! One of my latest acquisitions is Eduard´s La-7 in 1:72, it comes with an extremely nice prepainted PE set for the cockpit; I was very excited about using it but after this experience with the Spandaus, well, I´m not as excited anymore
PlasticoForEvah 11 months ago
ok thx :)
Shooterkek 1 year ago
how did you make the propeller looking so "woodlike"
Shooterkek 1 year ago
@Shooterkek
First I applied a coat of wooden colour enamel (Testors) and when this was thoroughly dry I "drybrushed" with burnt umber oil paint, this helps to recreate the wooden texture.
PlasticoForEvah 1 year ago