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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Rip Van Winkle on April 23, 2021, 05:45:30 AM
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Just finished these two. It took a long time. Straight out of the box builds.
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I had to adjust the dihedral on the Roden kit so that the struts would fit. The port side fuselage step is not on the correct position and I did not notice it until placing the decals. I had to bring some of the decals back a little for the Roden kit. Live and learn!
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Mr. Kit acrylics and .059 wire for the rigging. It looked a little large so I ordered some .004 stainless steel. Overall the kits were good, just the rigging was a forever job.
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Two Lovely Camels! Both look fantastic.
RAGIII
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Hey Rip ,
Both of your tiny Camels turned out really super . How where the decals in the Roden kit ?
Alexis
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The Roden decals were not bad. I expected the worse and hoped for the best. I now have several after market decals for most Roden kits. Thanks for the nice comments. I am currently finishing a Toko Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter and the decals were useless.
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Two great little Camels - well done!
I actually think this is not a bad little from Roden and have built several of these myself over the years
Regards
Dave
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Very nice Camels. How was the build on the Roden? I don't have the latest on any 'gotchas' when building it like the D.III struts or the D.VII lower wing. What can you report? Thanks.
Stuart
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Two super Camels. And in the Correct Scale too!
Stephen.
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In response to your question Stuart, make sure the dihedral on the bottom wing is correct. The Sopwith Camel had a pronounced one on the lower wing.
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Great job! I find the Camel a tough enough subject in 1/32 scale. I had to double check the title to make sure these are 1/72. Seriously fine work!
Richie
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Great work!
WD