OK, I have plucked up the courage to post some pictures. Compared with what I've seen so far on here my efforts aren't up to much but I like them and enjoy building them so I suppose that's what matters.
I suppose you could say that they are wargames standard and not show models. Because of the fact that they are used in wargaming I haven't, up until now, even considered fitting rigging but one of the models shown below is my first attempt at it. I've done only the basics between the wings but it does look better for it. I don't think I'll do any more than that as it will be easily damaged in gaming.
The first is a Hannover CLIIIa, built from an old Airfix kit. I hand painted the camouflage on the fuselage and middle section of the upper wing but the rest of the wings are covered in lozenge decal. I'm not sure it's the proper pattern for this aeroplane but it looks alright to me.
The second is a Nieuport 28, built from the Revell kit and painted in the colours of Eddie Rickenbacker of the 94th Aero Squadron USAAS. I opened out the engine cowl, using a reamer, as the hole looked too small when compared with photos of the real thing. This is the one I have added the rigging to for the first time. I used some sort of elastic that was about 1.5 mm thick. I cut into the end and then peeled off a narrow section. I didn't really know what I was doing but it's turned out alright.
