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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Rip Van Winkle on December 19, 2021, 04:20:24 AM
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Albatros D.V, Otto Kissenberth, Jasta 16b Mid 1917. I used Wingnut Wings as reference for this build. The edelweiss decal was from FCM. Paint was Misterkit, and Tamiya. Rigging was .0059 Nitinol wire. Overall a good build. Kissenberth survived the war only to die in a mountaineering accident in August 1919.
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A few more. The Eduard kit is easier than the Roden kit despite missing the water pipes. I do build both kits. About 50% finished with the Roden kit at present.
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Finally:
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Super finish and a very interesting scheme. Excellent rigging too - and all in the One True Scale!
Stephen.
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Nice work!!
Steve
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Great work on your DV and the wire you used for rigging looks spot on.
Regards
Dave
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I always liked that particular bird. I didn't know there was a decal for it. I'll have to look around. Very nice job.
Stuart
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A truly beautiful Albatros model! Well done in all aspects.
RAGIII
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Great build Rip! Tell me: how did you like working with the FCM decals? Are these the same FCM decals where you removed the film afterwards?
WD
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FCM decals were good to work with. This was the first time I used them. I believe Peddinghaus decals required me to trim them as close as possible. Thank you all for the nice comments. I have a Roden Albatros D.V, KP Sopwith Triplane and Roden SE5a almost finished.
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Nice Albatros. :) The Eduard D.V/D.Va kits are great, I wish they’d produced the entire family.