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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: macsporran on October 21, 2021, 06:02:25 PM
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I'd better move this over to the completed section.
Lovely CSM N17. Why don't we see more of these built? They're every bit as good as any defunct NZ based products.
After toying with the idea of an RFC 17/23, I decided to use the kit decals for Nungesser's colourful machine. Unfortunately I couldn't find a figure of the blond clean-shaven Capitaine N, so decided on a generic French officer to add scale to the 17.
(Also, I couldn't bear to cover up all that lovely cockpit detail, so left off a side panel and kept the airframe nice and clean as if a museum display.)
I'll build a few more of these....
Sandy
PS Sorry for the camera phone pics!
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and again..
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et ensuite...
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... and finally
Sandy
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Veeeery beautiful, Sandy!!! And it is astonishing indeed that we don't see more of Copper State Models' wonderful kits built. I guess, our days are gone with WnW‘s demise 😢.
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Sandy
Wonderful build; glad you left off the side panel so we can see the interior work. Also great to see a French aircraft.
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Excellent results!! Love that scheme.
Steve
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Very nicely done Sandy, and the open side panel is a brilliant and effective touch! I must get going on mine, I agree that the quality of these Kits is every bit as good as any of the former competition's. Beautiful job on the finish as well!
Cheers,
Lance
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Thanks for the encouraging comments, mes amis.
It really is a nice kit: I have a 1/32 Kozakov figure so I'll need to do a Russian one, then an Italian, then a Belgian, then an RFC, then an Estonian, then.....
Sandy
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Ohh so nice! It looks so good in its museum finish! Good looking figure as well! I'm looking forward to all of the other nationalities... 😃
/Fredrik
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Great work on you N17, Sandy -
Love the open side to view the interior
Regards
Dave
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Thanks Fredrik and Dave
- the open side is one solution to the hidden detail work dilemma!
Cheers
Sandy
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Nice result of a little fighting plane!
kept the airframe nice and clean as if a museum display.
Target achieved!
Cheers,
Frank
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Outstanding work on a Lovely kit and Beautiful Scheme! The open side panel shows off the detail perfectly!
RAGIII
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I do wish that others would follow your example amd leave panels off so that all of the interior detail can be clearly seen. Super model, excellent finish.
Stephen.
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Absolutely beautiful!
WD
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Thanks for the kind comments, guys. I'll probably find it difficult not to leave of a side panel in future - if I post one with all covered up, you'll know it's coz I've made a mess of the insides!!
Sandy
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Magnificent work Sandy, a lovely colourful scheme beautifully executed. Love the figure too. It's great to see all those interior details, leaving the oanel off was a great decision.
Richie
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Agree with all the abobe !!!!
Ed
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Thanks guys. Let's all build more CSM, so we encourage them to release the Starstrutter - and maybe even a Hanriot!
Sandy
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Nice and colourful. A true eyecatcher.
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Sandy,
You're making me want to build mine! Fantastic job, very clean and neat.
Stuart
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Thanks guys - yes - build 'em, build 'em!
S
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Fantastic!
Its interesting indeed that so many modellers have expressed the opinion WNW should have done this, and now that there is a kit that's at least as good, you hardly seem them built... Yours looks stunning, though!
(for those who have missed it, there was a great built of the XXIII in Belgian markings on LargeScalePlanes some time ago, that looked great, too)