Author Topic: Dual Build: Roden 1/32nd Albatros DIII (OAW): Jasta 10, WNW ALbatrosDV: Jasta11  (Read 91733 times)

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You're working wonders, Rick  ;)
Keep up the great work.

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You're working wonders, Rick  ;)
Keep up the great work.

vB  :)

Thanks Bob. Your strippers would have worked well here also but I didn't have enough to do the job.
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I have to get ready for work so only posting one photo for now. More later. Some tricky touch up to do at the wing root.
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Beautiful work Rick! the colours look great, looking forward the next pictures of your work.
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Simply outstanding Rick.

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Beautiful work Rick! the colours look great, looking forward the next pictures of your work.
Bye,
Manni

Thanks Manni . I appreciate the comment!
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Simply outstanding Rick.

Thanks for the comment and your continued interest!
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Very nice colors on that bird now. I really love the shades of the green and mauve. It's looking great with the light wooden tone of the fuselage.
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Very nice colors on that bird now. I really love the shades of the green and mauve. It's looking great with the light wooden tone of the fuselage.
Best regards
Andreas

Thanks Andreas. I appreciate the comment!
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Very nice colors on that bird now. I really love the shades of the green and mauve. It's looking great with the light wooden tone of the fuselage.
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Ditto, my thoughts exactly !

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Very nice colors on that bird now. I really love the shades of the green and mauve. It's looking great with the light wooden tone of the fuselage.
Best regards
Andreas


Ditto, my thoughts exactly !

Ed

Thanks Amigo! I have done the touch up at the wing roots. Now just a bit to touch up on the undersurface of the tail plane roots and on to decaling.
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Veeery nice, Rick, looking at your build I have decided what build will be next on my list after the Camel!

Many thanks for sharing these inspiring pictures.

Cheers

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Just catching up again. Beautiful. Looks like the underlying rib tape effect worked very well!!

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Just catching up again. Beautiful. Looks like the underlying rib tape effect worked very well!!

Steve

Thanks Steve and yes, I am quite Happy with the results!
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My that looks really good. Superb painting Rick.

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Really like the mauve. Is it a home made mix?

I'm glad you used a sky blue underside, because I have just done the same on my Alby. If I'm wrong than at least im not wrong alone ;-)


Would you say the Roden D.III is within the abilities of a relative beginner such as myself?

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Veeery nice, Rick, looking at your build I have decided what build will be next on my list after the Camel!

Many thanks for sharing these inspiring pictures.

Cheers

Ondra

Thanks Ondra. I look forward to seeing you do the Albatros!
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My that looks really good. Superb painting Rick.

Stephen.

Thanks Stephen.
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Really like the mauve. Is it a home made mix?

I'm glad you used a sky blue underside, because I have just done the same on my Alby. If I'm wrong than at least im not wrong alone ;-)


Would you say the Roden D.III is within the abilities of a relative beginner such as myself?

Thanks for looking in and commenting! The Mauve/ Lilac is a mix of an Old Polyscale WW1 German Lilac and a bit of blue added. As for building the kit remember it is not a WNW kit. That being said I think with patience and a lot of test fitting(Interior parts), it is within any modelers reach. One thing I am concerned about is mounting the upper wing. I have gotten used to WNW very positive strut locations and looking at the Roden struts I don't know how I managed my first DIII  ::)

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