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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Rip Van Winkle on November 19, 2022, 03:43:13 AM
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Model depicts Nieuport 24 flown by Sous-Lieutenant William Herisson Escadrille N.75 in 1917
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This was a straight out of the box build. One of the easier Roden kits. I used Tamiya and Vallejo paints.
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The only issue I had was with the decals being a bit brittle. I must learn to paint National insignias myself. Some minor weathering with graphite. You are left with a lot of extra parts on the K sprue and I really like that even though they are for a Sopwith Camel
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Very nice! As I always say, “You can never have too many Nieuport”.
Kevin
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That looks very good. Neat finish and super rigging.
Stephen.
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That's lovely! There's something utterly charming about the Nieuport and your model brought a big smile to my face.
Richie
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Absolutely gorgeous.
Alan.
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That looks lovely. Such an elegant aircraft.
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Excellent Nieuport!
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Excellent build! Nice paintwork and assembly. I agree about all the nice extras parts Roden includes with their kits. They are instrumental for the vac kits I build.
Tim
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Lovely work on your N.24, RVW!
Regards
Dave
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Lovely model Rip Van Winkle, good work in all aspects.
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Excellent little Nieuport. I am glad the 24 was not too difficult of a build in this scale. The 1/32nd scale version is one of their Most Challenging !
RAGIII
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As Radarman said, one can never have too many Nieuports! Beautiful build. Are the markings from the kit decals?
Warren
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Yes the markings are from the kit. Thanks for all the nice comments.