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Miniatures Adventure => The Great War => Topic started by: Cameronian on June 05, 2019, 07:06:09 PM
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Been at this one a wee while, 'only' the rigging left to do:
(https://i.imgur.com/ZHqXpWc.jpg)
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Very nice 👍
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Lovely job! Revell kit?
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Many thanks.
Yup Revell, this one is 1981 vintage.
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Completed
In Turkish service Mesopotamia 1916:
(https://i.imgur.com/LqVcHOT.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/fom7zIg.jpg)
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Very nice!
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Thank you :)
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Very nice model. Nice job. Very tempted to copy it.
I had a few of these back in '81, when I was 12. The local supermarket had a few bagged Revell kits and this one and the Sopwith Triplane were the ones I spent my savings on.
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Cheers, it's an aircraft which, I think, has pleasing lines; just 'neat' all round.
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Nice work! I love the look of the metal parts you've achieved.
A minor nitpick, I think D.IIIs got their upper wings wainted at the factory in standard schemes of green. Although the brown looks much more desert-appropriate!
Aris K.
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Many thanks.
You could well be right but the illustrations I saw of Ottoman aircraft all had upper upper surfaces the same colour as the fuselage.
My attribution is wrong anyway as DIIIs didn't arrive until 1918 :?
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Lovely work! My favorite looking aircraft of WW1.
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:D
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Lovely work!
Os it possible to know how you proceeded to do the rigging, please ?
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Thank you.
The rigging material was monofiliament fishing line under a millimeter diameter. Holes were drilled in the wing struts and fuselage in the appropriate places to take the nylon which was fixed using normal superglue. The kit instructions have a reasonable rigging guide, additional information found on the 'net. Matt varnish was applied before the rigging as I wanted the slightly glossy appearance of the line. Hope that helps.
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Thank you! :)