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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: mgunns on May 22, 2021, 09:51:11 AM
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Okay, I started this build on 11 January 2021 and wrapped it up on 17 May 2021. It was/is a very enjoyable build. I built it out of the box except for Bob's Buckles Tubes and Eyelets, Gaspatch Turnbuckles and various rigging material.
I didn't follow the steps in the direction booklet, I started with the cradle to support the hull, did the engines, guns, bombs and then moved on to the normal step by step construction. I left the guns, windshields, and props off until the very end. The instructions would have the modeler attach the lower wings to the hull and then attaach the bombs to the center section. I chose to attach the bombs to the center section prior to fixing the lower wings. Wingnut wings offers the modeler the choice to not cement the wings to the center section to allow easy removal for storage, but I think this is a great concept, but suspect the execution of removing and re-attaching the wings could preclude a disaster, so I chose to fix the wings to the center section. Otherwise the build progressed without any major issues. In hindsight, (always 2020) I would paint the chevrons starting from aft and work my forward to get the proper spacing, the same goes for the floats. I also chose to have the chevrons on the upper portion facing aft vice forward. There were really no clear images of the top of the hull so I went with aft facing. So, on with the show.
First up, the box. Great artwork by Gary Anderson.
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This cover art of N4099 was the inspiration for the build and the paint.
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This book has a lot of good build hints on various Wingnut Wings Kits and I found the build log of the Felixstowe to be helpful.
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So, rather than start at the beginning of the instructions I started towards the end and worked my way backwards starting with the launching and recovery cradle and support stanchions. I painted it per instructions and did a small amount of weathering via dry brushing and Tamiya Black Panel line paint. I now had a support for the hull.
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Moving along I assembled the engines. Normally I don't like this phase, I don't know why, but I found this to be rather enjoyable, save for trying to wrap those tiny decals around the pipe. Otherwise I am very pleased with the way they turned out.
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A word of caution on the engines ensure the engines are built left and right as there are pulleys that are left and right handed. WNW would have the modeler paint the radiators grey, but I opted for brass using ALCLAD Brass.
WNW Would have the modeler assemble and fix the bombs to the lower wing center section after the lower wing has been fixed. I thought it would be easier to work with the wing off.
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WNW Would again have the modeler install the guns prior to final assembly. The two waist gun mounts do need to be installed prior to buttoning up the hull, but the modeler can install the guns once the model is complete. Using care and some trimming on the mounts, it can be done.
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For the N4099 model the upper gun is on a stick like fixture. I chose to use the scarf ring mount and used that to mount to gun, installing late in the build. I like the looks of it.
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At this point I went to the beginning of the instructions and worked my way back. Painting was as I went.
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And finally finished:
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And there you have it. I used the non balanced ailerons as I like the look better than the balanced and it was delivered with the non balanced ailerons. The top gun, that's my choice as is the forward fuselage. The reference photo's and the profile show a solid red nose, but I like the wood grain to break it up. I would paint the cheverons starting from the rear of the airplane working my forward vice forward to aft. There were no clear images of the top of the airplane to denote which way the chevron tips should point. Should the point towards the bow, or the aft, so I opted for the aft. Another modeler on another forum went for the tips forward. EIther way it's a nice scheme.
I found it to be an ejoyable build. A lot of modelers think it will be difficult. It isn't. Time consuming? Yes, but not difficult I started on 11 January and put the waist machine guns in on 17 March 2021. It could have gone faster, but I work and some nights I just fussed a bit, most of the work was on the weekends. I would encourage any modeler who has a few Wingnut Wings kits built and has one of these in the stash waiting for that right moment to take it out and start.
Thanks for looking in.
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Again Mark, I have to congratulate you on this spectacular build. Thanks for adding the narrative too - which will be very helpful to me in the coming weeks. I'm very impressed where you've added your own touches to the model, perhaps deviating from the instructions, but ending up with something that you, personally enjoy looking at. Yup - inspired by this one, I must make a start ;)
Cheers,
Gary
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Very nice indeed. I have a stash of wnw kits I’m working through, but haven’t got a Felix. Always thought it would be a difficult build and lacked the space. Maybe I should change my mind and see if I can get one at a reasonable price. Inspirational, thanks
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Beautiful Felixstowe Mark, thanks very much for your post. You've given me something to think about, I just may have to move mine onto the active list!
Cheers,
Dave.
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Again Mark, I have to congratulate you on this spectacular build. Thanks for adding the narrative too - which will be very helpful to me in the coming weeks. I'm very impressed where you've added your own touches to the model, perhaps deviating from the instructions, but ending up with something that you, personally enjoy looking at. Yup - inspired by this one, I must make a start ;)
Cheers,
Gary
Thanks again Gary for looking in and much appreciated comments. As mentioned it was not a hard or difficult build. I consider myself an average modeler and felt I had enough WWI Aircraft kits behind me and my skills aren't going to get much better so why not? And here it is. Looking forward to seeing you bust that box open and take that first snip.
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Very nice indeed. I have a stash of wnw kits I’m working through, but haven’t got a Felix. Always thought it would be a difficult build and lacked the space. Maybe I should change my mind and see if I can get one at a reasonable price. Inspirational, thanks
I hope you can find one at a reasonable price, it all depends on what is "Reasonable" these days. It's not a difficult build. I would classify it as an RE.8 on steroids. Similar rigging, just more of it.
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Beautiful Felixstowe Mark, thanks very much for your post. You've given me something to think about, I just may have to move mine onto the active list!
Cheers,
Dave.
Thanks Dave for scoping it out and glad that the images gave you some food for thought. As mentioned, it is not a difficult kit, just a big wingspan but an enjoyable build for me. I never got bored with it or wanted to put it away and work on something else.
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Mark,
That is spectacular! And what a lot of work involved getting it to that standard. I’ve made one in the past so can appreciate your efforts.
Guy
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Congratulations, that's a real bobby-dazzler!
Sandy
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Amazing . You did a real nice job on this big bird. The only thing is that you need a bigger photo box ;D
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Spectacular Mark, and then some! Having followed your progress from the first cut on the cradle sprue to the final photos I must say your patience and resolve were consistent, and the results are a Testament to your skills. This model is in it's own league and offers some unique challenges, all of which you sailed through with ease. Congratulations on a most impressive model, one you can truly be very proud of!
Cheers,
Lance
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She turned out spectacular Mark !
I really like your wood tones and those engines just beautifully painted ! :)
Alexis
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Brilliant execution on all Mark! Details, painting, weathering, and Rigging are Spectacular!!
RAGIII
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Stunning work on your Felixstow, Mark -
Wow - what a monster model in terms of display space ...........!
Regards
Dave
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That is truly spectacular - and I do not mean just the size! I consider that you are much better than average to have built a oel to this standard - and to have taken the risks involved in following you own build sequence. The results are something to be truly proud of.... now where to display this one?!
Stephen.
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WOW, such a big beauty. It's a great pleasure to follow your descriptions attached to the pictures. Thank you for sharing and congratulations on your excellent Felixstowe.
Ciao
Giuseppe
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As all above have commented, wonderful work !
Ed
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Thank you Ed and Giuseppe for checking out the build and your much appreciated comments.
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Mark,
That is spectacular! And what a lot of work involved getting it to that standard. I’ve made one in the past so can appreciate your efforts.
Guy
Thank you Guy: seeing as you have made one you know the drill of two steps forward and one back. I enjoyed the build from start to finish.
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Thanks to everyone: Stephen, Lance, Alexis, Dave B., Rick, FVDM and Sandy for looking in and leaving your very much appreciated comments. Anyone who has this kit should take it out and give it a go.
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Very nice job, indeed!
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Beautiful an impressive work, Mark. I like how you converted it to your "own" version and made some modifications. I tend to make it with my own models, too. At least the plane is displayed in your own cabinet and only oneself beholds them for the rest of time.
Bye Manni
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Absolutely stunning build. A real piece of art
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What a beautiful build this is Mark!
I especially admire the Roll-Royce Eagle VIII engines. The thought that I have to build four of them is very daunting...
I don't know if I have to build mine left and right handed (yet), but I will certainly keep it in mind!
Willem
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What a beautiful build this is Mark!
I especially admire the Roll-Royce Eagle VIII engines. The thought that I have to build four of them is very daunting...
I don't know if I have to build mine left and right handed (yet), but I will certainly keep it in mind!
Willem
Thank you Willem for looking in and your much appreciated comment. Unless you are building two Felixstowes at the same time, there are only two engines. They look complicated but go tgether very easily. The modeler with AMS could super detail them, but why would one do that when once the top wing is on, not a lot of the engine can be seen other than that they are there. The starter cranks are on the same side of each engine, there are pulleys on the radiators that go a certain way, other than that, EZ PEEZEE.
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Sorry for not being clear Mark.
I need 4 for my Handley Page V/1500 scratch build.
I was able to buy 4 engine sprues (accessories) from Wingnuts Wings before they closed down.
Willem
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Sorry for not being clear Mark.
I need 4 for my Handley Page V/1500 scratch build.
I was able to buy 4 engine sprues (accessories) from Wingnuts Wings before they closed down.
Willem
That makes sense. That will be a fun project for you alright. As mentioned, they go together well.
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Beautiful an impressive work, Mark. I like how you converted it to your "own" version and made some modifications. I tend to make it with my own models, too. At least the plane is displayed in your own cabinet and only oneself beholds them for the rest of time.
Bye Manni
Thank you Manni for your comments. As is stated in every WNW Instruction booklet introduction: "World War One Colours are Contentious at best......." Thanks for looking in. Auf wiedersehen!
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What an amazing impressive build! It's not easy to push through with such a massive project, but you really did it justice, Mark! A great tribute to WNW and so well done! Regards, Marc.
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What an amazing impressive build! It's not easy to push through with such a massive project, but you really did it justice, Mark! A great tribute to WNW and so well done! Regards, Marc.
Thank you Marc for you kind and appreciated comments. WNW did this one right, it was a great build, very few problems and what problems there were were easily remedied. Highly recommend building this one if you have one and the room.
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Oh, how I love watching those WNW Felixstowes being built... And your report is no exception. And the final result is really one to be proud of. Very very nice!
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An awesome build, Mark, and what a monster!
Great work.
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Oh, how I love watching those WNW Felixstowes being built... And your report is no exception. And the final result is really one to be proud of. Very very nice!
Thank you Prez! I too like seeing the Felixstowes come off the shelves of doom and see the light of day. Thank you for kind comments and looking in, much appreciated.
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An awesome build, Mark, and what a monster!
Great work.
Thank you Kensar for looking and leaving your kind comment. Much appreciated. The fuselage/hull isn't so bad, it's just that wingspan of nearly three feet that eats a lot of shelf space. Fun build.
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I wouldn't even have room for the monster in 1/48 :o
So thanks for sharing, so I'm able to enjoy your super build pictures!
Cheers,
Frank
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I wouldn't even have room for the monster in 1/48 :o
So thanks for sharing, so I'm able to enjoy your super build pictures!
Cheers,
Frank
Thank you Frank: Part of the picture taking is for the purpose that others may enjoy seeing the model completed and what they look like. The more schemes that are built, the more we modelers can enjoy the photo's. Thanks for your nice comment, duly appreciated.
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Fabulous result, mate!
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Thank you GazzaS: I appreciate you looking at it and your comments on this forum, most welcome.