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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Rip Van Winkle on July 16, 2023, 12:13:12 AM
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The Smer Fokker E.III is a repackaged Eduard E.III with different decals. I enjoyed this build until it came to the decals. Maybe they were old but I had to replace the serial numbers with blue rider serial numbers. All things considered I was content with this build.
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I used Tamiya XF22. The metal cowling was Tamiya XF16. I used a sharp pencil to make the squiggly lines and simply futured over them when finished. It was much easier than I had anticipated.
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Gaspatch machine gun and .004 stainless steel wire for rigging. Eduard after market seat belts and some simulated oil stains. I must learn to paint national markings. The only aggravation with this build was working and repairing the decals.
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That is a Lovely little Oil Soaked Fokker! The Swirls are outstanding, especially in this scale! Well Done overall.
RAGIII
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Very well done! I also like the squingles most!
Andreas
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It's a pretty Eindecker, very well done!
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Super, love the effect you got with the pencil line squiggles. A beautiful model.
Richie
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Great finish and a nice little model. Beside the cowling, I think the gun jacket finish is super. How did you do that one?
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First class even more so because it is in the One True Scale. The turned cowling and mg finish are just exquisite.
Stephen.
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The machine gun was airbrushed with Tamiya gun metal. I think it was luck that it turned out that well. Thanks for the nice comments. I will eventually try the Airfix Eindecker in the future.
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Thanks for the explanation on the cowling. I am going to need to finish the one currently on the bench and start another, just to try your technique. Thanks!
Rick in Seattle
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That's a lovely build and only serves to remind me to pick up an example of the Airfix kit. Lovely work!
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Great work! I love the cowling, and the rest looks really nice as well. I have a couple of Eduard Eindeckers in the stash, this gets me amped up for them.
Warren
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Very nicely done Rip. I like your technique with the squiggles. I’m currently building an E.III using a different approach. I’ll have to try another with your method. Thanks for sharing.
Tim
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When I see SMER, I don't think of this quality. Well done!
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Great!
Love your turned metal effect on the cowling.
Regards
Dave
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Very nicely done - the rigging and turned aluminum finish looks excellent.
Cheers,
Gary