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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Rip Van Winkle on January 01, 2022, 06:48:43 AM
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This project should have been completed 6 months ago but i did not want to rig it. I finally did and it took forever. I enjoyed this kit even though there was a bit of adjusting and sanding. I followed wingnut instructions for painting. Tamiya paints were used. Pheon decals depicting plane flown by Capt. W.G.Claxton in August 1918. Rigging was .004 stainless steel wire.
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Next time I will make rigging attachment points before assembly. The green was a little dark for my liking but that is what sometimes happens when you mix paint.
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I have not built a Se5A for about 50 years. This was a good learning experience. The Revell kit was good for it's day but the Roden kit looks nice when finished.
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Excellent wee build RVW :)
Well done!
Bob
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Lovely SE5A! All of the WWI British types are rigging challenges.
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Excellent job with a really good paint finish.
I've built these little Roden SE5's and actually think they are a pretty decent kit in this scale.
Regards
Dave
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Excellent sir!
WD
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She turned out fantastic !
Alexis
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Super model. Rigging with wire is so much easier than using thread in this scale. The Se 5 was a good looking aeroplane and yours does it real justice.
Stephen.
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Beautiful work! At first I thought it was a larger-scale model.
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Nicely done SE!
RAGIII
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Looks great!!
Steve
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Quite the overlooked kit. While the Rodens aren't the easiest of builds, they do have pretty decent detail and can be made into lovely models. Nice job.
Stuart
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Thanks for the nice comments. Next is a Roden Albatros D.V. I will build another SE5a in the future but it may be a while.
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Well done and in such a small scale !
Ed
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Very nice SE5a. The rigging looks great - especially the fiddly double wires that I can never do.