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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: LT1962 on June 22, 2021, 05:17:03 PM
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After seeing a couple of builds of this kit I thought I would have a crack at one myself. Similar to others that have built this kit I found it challenging in places. In particular the length of the wing and undercarriage struts. I ended up making my own in the end from brass tube and copper wire. I also ended up using some parts from my Meng Fokker DR1 and from the WnW Fokker D.VII early. It can be a nice kit but I am glad I had access to other kits to strengthen the build. Hope you like it.
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Nice one LT. For a fairly simple airframe it is quite an awkward little kit, but you have brought it off beautifully.
Sandy
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Very Well Done! Having built one of these kits I know the work it takes!
RAGIII
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You did a beautiful job on this kit :)
Alexis
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Very nicely done LT. having built this one as well I know intimately what a "bear" it can be, including trying to replace the struts! You've done it justice and more!
Cheers,
Lance
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That's a cracking build of the DVIII!
I built mine straight from the box so does not anywhere as near as good as yours.
Regards
Dave
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Excellent build. I have not made this kit but I know from others that it is not easy. You have produced a mini-masterpiece there.
Stephen.
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Well that looks fantastic, what a beautifully painted prop too. Love the funky scheme!
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It is good to see that one can build an outstanding model out of this kit.
I so much like this one.
...and now I am going to order this kit 8)
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Very nice, probably not an easy build so congrats are very well deserved.
Ciao
Giuseppe
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Ditto all the above.
Ed
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Lovely little bee. Especially impressive in the view of difficult starting material. Congrats!
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Not sure how I missed this one last week. It looks great. The black/yellow stripes are perfect.
Paul