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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Mike Norris (UK) on April 13, 2021, 04:27:25 AM
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Hi all,
This ‘Special Hobby’ (Kit No:SH32064) model represents a Fokker D.II, serial number not known, attached to ‘Kampfeinsitzer Stafflen’ (Kesta) 4b sometime between April 1917 - October 1918 at Royal Bavarian AF, Freiburg.
Figures
‘Kellerkind Miniature’ Germane engine crew (54101),
‘Wings Cockpit’ figures - seated LSK pilot (LSK 04A).
Decals
‘Aviattic’ WW1 Fokker ‘streaked’ camouflage (ATT32058),
‘Aviattic’ Linen Weave effect (ATT32236)
‘Airscale’ WW1 instrument decals (AS32 WW1),
‘Xtradecal’ Parallel Stripes (Black XPS1)
‘Xtradecal’ Parallel Stripes (White XPS2).
Propeller
‘ProperPlane’ Lang type propeller.
Weapons
‘GasPatch’ early LMG ‘Spandau’ 08.
Rigging accessories (as required)
‘GasPatch Elite Accessories’ Turnbuckles 1/48 scale,
‘Albion Alloy’s’ Micro-tube (Brass or Nickel Silver - various diameters).
‘Steelon’ mono-filament 0.12 mm diameter‘,
‘Stroft’ mono-filament 0.08, 0.12 mm diameter,
‘Maxima’ Chameleon mono-filament 0.12 mm diameter.
Grass mat
‘Polak’ Wild Meadow (Variation C - 4703).
Paints
‘Tamiya’ acrylics, ‘Mr. Colour’ enamels, ‘Alclad’ clear coats
The basic forum build log can be found here:
https://forum.ww1aircraftmodels.com/index.php?topic=11971.0
As usual a fully detailed build log, in Adobe PDF format, can be viewed or downloaded from my site (linked in my signature block below).
Many thanks, as always, for your kind comments and encouragement throughout this build.
Mike
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-1.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-2.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-3.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-4.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-5.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-6.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-7.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-8.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-9.jpg)
(https://www.thatoneplease.co/buildlogs/Fokker-D.II/shots800/FokDII-10.jpg)
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Spectacular, as usual. Also, the sene with the figures brings a lot of life to the model. Great to see your stellar work, yet again.
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That's a wonderful Fok. DII, Mike!
Love the pilot and ground crew figures too
Regards
Dave
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Beautifully done. It appears to be raring to go!
Nice one.
Sandy
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Lovely job Mike.
Looks like you need to get some sheep on the field there though.
Cheers,
Hugh
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;D
That said, once superseded by better aircraft, they were used primarily as trainers.
Maybe those airfields were not so well looked after.
That's my excuse anyway,
Mike
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Wonderful Mike, as are all that you present here. I marvel at your productivity, but mostly at the quality that comes with it. Just superb work!
Cheers,
Lance
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Another gem form your bench :)
Alexis
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Beautiful work Mike, and what a treat to see one of these built, a very interesting aircraft.
Cheers,
Dave.
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Add my compliments to the above, well done !
Ed
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I seem to have missed this one Mike! As always your build log was inspiring. Lovely results as expected!
RAGIII
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Your Fokker really turned out first class, Mike. The painting, weathering and rigging are all exceptionally well done. Great work on such a unique subject.
Cheers,
Gary
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Spectacular work Mike! Another inspirational build and the figures really bring it to life.
Many thanks for sharing this with us.
Dave Wilson
Gold Coast
Australia
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What a fantastic result Mike. I always forget to look at the completed section so I almost missed this.
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WOW, fantastic made!
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The paint job is fantastic. I like the streaking and the subtle weathering.
Paul
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Superb detailing and finishing, Mike. The entire piece captures a moment in time.
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Thanks all, really appreciated :),
Mike