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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: GB on January 14, 2018, 01:49:29 PM
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My first ever completed 1/32 WW1 aircraft. The superb WNW offering built 99% OOTB. Great fun and certainly different from my usual armour subjects....
(https://i.imgur.com/MAenIhV.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/E1NtJiP.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/ArOBrSr.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/eq295ZS.jpg)
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(https://i.imgur.com/pNtZ51p.jpg)
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(https://i.imgur.com/rwe95K7.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/7UYF8zL.jpg)
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Gary
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Congratulations Gary on producing such a superb model, your move from armour to WW1 aircraft has really shown that you are a very talented modeller. For your first completed 1:32 scale WW1 aircraft you have done an excellent job, the overall finish is extremely well done and the rigging is exactly as it should be, faultless. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do next, it will surely be another treat.
Des.
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Thank you Des. Greatly appreciated :D
I have a couple more WNW kits in the stash - looks like the armour kits won't be seeing the bench for a while ;D
The above pics were taken in a bit of a hurry so lighting is awful so they are a bit washed out. Took some more to replace the originals so hopefully those are better....
Gary
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That's really a very nice model and you built it very well. If you hadn't told us, nobody would have known that this is your first aircraft model. I like especially your weathering that makes the surface of Feldgrau over all very interesting to look at.
Best regards
Borsos
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Gary,
You've produced a beautiful result here, very neat work and the finish is exceptional. I'd say your transition from Armour to stringbags has been quite successful!
Cheers,
Lance
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Outstanding Gary, enjoyed the build log, loved how she turned out.
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Very nice E. II, it looks well used and very realistic. I am storing this build away for reference.
Ray
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Outstanding Modeling all around! Your weathering and rigging are spot on. Beautiful results!
RAGIII
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What can I add? This is a first class model in every way. Let's hope that you will spend more time on aircraft in future as your mosels and builds are worth following.
Stephen.
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Wow, thanks guys. Really humbled by the positive feedback thank you.
WNW have just uploaded some images to their site as well so really stoked with that too.
Just need to keep it up now ;D
Gary
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Beautiful done, Gary.
Great weathering and an outstanding paintjob.
Bye,
Manni
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Real eye candy. Most excellent weathering. You obviously have some transferable techniques from other genres.
Now, onwards and upwards - I hope you will apply your obvious talents to other WWI models.
Cheers
Syd
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Great model all around. Fine weathering for sure. And I hope you will slowly decide to give up armour and fix totally to early aircraft :-) Thanks for sharing this one.
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very Nice, build more !!
Ed
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Very, very nice! And so quick! Look forward to your W12 build log :)
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Top notch work, Gary! Your talents as an AFV modeler really shine through!
Cheers,
Bud
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That's a great looking airplane. Nice work!!
Steve
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Great results for your first. Hopefully won't be your last.
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Beautifully done!
I'm also an armor (and single wing aircraft) transplant.
This stuff is pretty fun, eh?
P.S. whats the teddy bear about? Its a nice personal touch, but is there a story to it?
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Very nice, especially like the weathering. Armour boys are good at that. Very well done.
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Very nicely done indeed Gary, welcome to the dark side...... ;)
Ian
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Hello Gary,
Your Eindecker looks fantastic. I especially like the color tone. And the rigging is top notch. Overall a great build.
...but it looks a little lonely.
maybe you could add one of our Immelman or Boelcke figures? sculpted by Mike Good, the likeness of each is spot on.
check them out here:
https://modelcellar.com/product-category/132-scale-54mm/
Immelman:
https://modelcellar.com/shop/time-period/wwi/max-immelman/
Boelcke:
https://modelcellar.com/shop/time-period/wwi/oswald-boelcke/
best regards,
Paul