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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Flip Hendrickx on October 16, 2014, 08:31:09 PM
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Hi All,
Was away from this forum for a while due to lack of time. But back now ;) and was, at last, able to finish this one.
Wingnut wings SE5a. the figurines are from Kellerkind.
I'll post some better pictures later on tonight
(http://users.telenet.be/solar/photo.JPG)
(http://users.telenet.be/solar/SE5A%20pilot2.jpg)
Best regards
Flip
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Welcome back Flip, and what a way to make a come-back, the SE.5a is immaculate with a superb finish, the weathering is extremely well done and the rigging is brilliant, and to top it all off you have done an excellent job painting the figure, congratulation and I look forward to seeing more photos.
Des.
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Nicely done, the figures and base set the model off well.
What paint colour / mix did you use for the PC10
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Wow, that weathered and beaten finish that you have achieved is fantastic! I am finishing up a Se5a now and have done much the same thing but yours surpasses mine in every way. Super, super job.
Chris
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A superb pice of work, Flip. It's great to see another SE5a, especially one finished so well.
Best wishes
Nigel
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Just superb. Flip; the figures and base really set it off as GCN commented. VERY nice Build!
Cheers,
Lance
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Wow, you've hit the heights with this one! Gorgeous finish, excellent figure painting too
(I have to say that, I used those same Kellerkind figures for my own Roden SE5 - though not to your high standard!)
Yes, please do post more pictures if you can!
Mark
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Flip, I can only echo the others' comments! So glad to see you back and with such a remarkable work of art in tow. Perfect in every way.
Cheers,
Bud
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Flip, I can only echo the others' comments! So glad to see you back and with such a remarkable work of art in tow. Perfect in every way.
Cheers,
Bud
+1!
Cheers,
Bob
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Excellent SE5a Flip!
Very nice ;)
vB
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Wow wee!
Your SE5a model is fantastic - great display base and figures, too.
Regards
Dave
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WOW, Very well done! Beautiful SE! I love the vignette! Martins figures always have great character and you have certainly painted them well!
RAGIII
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This is wonderful in so many ways, Flip. Superb attention to detail and the painting is truly inspirational. You have a great eye and truly deft touch with both air brush and sable brush.
May I ask about the rigging....did you use any after market supplies or are they all of your own making? I'm about to do my first serious rigging job and am polling the crowd.
If I needed any more of a nudge to get me to the bench this weekend this was it.
Cheers from NYC,
Michael
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That is a really impressive build - one to be truly proud of. The figure with the dog really brings it to life. Outstanding.
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Great comeback. Can't wait to see more pictures.
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Your SE5a looks spectacular, Flip. But more photos would be very much welcome!
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thx for the nice comments Gentlemen :-)
Really enjoyed building this one. Didn't have time to put up the extra pictures yet, but have planned to do so coming weekend. Stayed tuned :-)
May I ask about the rigging....did you use any after market supplies or are they all of your own making? I'm about to do my first serious rigging job and am polling the crowd.
I have used Bob's Buckles eyelets and brass tubes. Top notch stuff & excellent service from Bob! Highly recommended! :-)
Grtz
Flip
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Beautiful SE5a. I agree, please post more pics. I love the pilot and friend vignette.
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Good to see you back, Flip. The SE5 is a masterful job and
it's little vignette is very appealing. Really nicely done!
Cheers,
Ernie :)
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Flip, how do you achieve the depth of surface in your paint and weathering? Do you use oil washes, airbrushing or drybrushing, or some combination? The results are museum quality. Simply beautiful!;D
Cheers,
Bob
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As others have said, just beautiful Flip. I too would like to know more about your painting/weathering method and more photos would be nice too.
Warren
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Boy, I can't do much but join the chorus... that is a joy to behold. The build and finish are superb, and the setting and figures really take it to another level.
Chris