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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Dave W on August 08, 2019, 11:27:15 AM
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Seeing as there's all the excitement today around Wingnut's announcing a 1/32 scale Fokker DR.1, here's one we just completed!
This is the Roden 1/32 scale Fokker F.1, the first iteration of the Triplane, finished in Voss' markings. This scheme will also feature in the Wingnuts kit.
The Roden kit presents no major challenges and makes into a very nice model. It's worth appreciating amidst the DR.1 hullabaloo that the Roden kit should not be ignored.
(https://i.postimg.cc/wxPBpcws/20170921-185714.jpg)
(https://i.postimg.cc/mrbLwdgK/20170921-185431.jpg)
(https://i.postimg.cc/rpQ8YSds/20170921-185336.jpg)
This model was brush painted and the Fokker streaking is brushed on, not a decal.
Dave Wilson
Gold Coast
Australia
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Dave,
The streaked finish is fantastic. Thanks for posting it.
Kevin
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Great model and great finish!
And I agree 100%: Roden Kits are worth to remember.
Andreas
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Nice work Dave! Like you say the Roden Triplane is not to be forgotten. I have 2 in the near future. Thanks for sharing yours!
RAGIII
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That streaking finish is brilliant. Come to that the model in general is not bad!!
Personally I do not understand all of the hullabaloo about WNW releases - they are undoubtedly good kits but as you state, there are other very good kits around too.
Stephen.
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Wow Dave , you are a roll with another fantastic build . Your streaking is fab ! :) What type of brush did you use , stiff or a soft one ?
Terri
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Thanks everyone, much appreciated!
Terri - I used a reasonably firm synthetic chisel edged brush for the streaking but the result you see is after lots of failed experiments! Ultimately I laid down a very light blue acrylic base and then used an olive drab which was not quite drybrush but getting toward that. I worked much of the paint out on a card then dry brushed it in a streak pattern. Early efforts looked bad because I was trying to achieve too much too fast, so the final version was actually multiple dryish streaks built up to the finished result.
The Roden decals definitely need replacement as these are their weakest point but as a kit, their DR.1 is quite acceptable.
cheers
Dave Wilson
Gold Coast
Australia
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That is an impressive build, Dave. The brush painted streaking makes is doubly impressive.
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Excellent work, Dave
The streaking is most convincing
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Dave,
Very nice I like it !
Now you just need a 1/32 Voss figure to go with it =).
https://modelcellar.com/shop/time-period/wwi/werner-voss-3/
Paul
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Lovely Tripe, Dave! What isn't there to like?
von B :)
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Outstanding Dave beautifully done.
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Very nice work on your F.1 Dave!
Cheers,Gary
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What a great model Dave! Glad to see you went for the Olive green cowling!! Regards, Marc.
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Nice work and great to see a Roden completed
Steve
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pretty work!
i've got the Encore Voss boxing, i've no plans to trade it in for a WNW one. shapes are good and details are subtle, and the resin's nice. as i want more dreideckers i'll probably prefer the WNW if they're up to the usual standard, but they're not likely to be enough better to make me want to dump what i've got.
the Academy Nieuports, on the other hand, became paint mules when CSM dropped some N.17s.
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Hi Dave,
Congratulations on a great build.
I've built the Roden kit but modified for a Jasta 2.
As Jeff K said, the WNW kit will obviously be good, but like him, I still think the Roden kit is a worthy contender, especially pricewise,
Mike
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Nicely done !
Ed
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Another great tripe - and I think it’s neat seeing more roden kits done. They come out very nicely e en if they take a little more effort . Cheers Matt
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Now that 'Aviattic' have released streaked decals, the Roden kit is more likely to be built if WNW is not the preffered kit,
Mike
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That's come out really nicely Dave
The only obvious bit I can't understand about the Roden kit it the depressed rectangular bit in the centre of the tailplane. I can't find anything that suggests it is correct. It's dead easy to fix though
I enjoyed building mine some time ago
Richard