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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: NinetythirdLiberator on August 28, 2023, 10:35:43 AM
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All Done!
I added some final details like that top wing container which I'm assuming is a rather small reserve tank so I put fuel line clinging to some struts going down into the fuselage. I also added a bit of airbrush weathering since these things appear to have been well used. My fuel reserve and oil tanks were made from 2-part epoxy and shaped. Straps were from paper and the fuel tank holder was from thin cardboard. Fuel lines were thin fuse wire.
I love it and think it looks a treat. It's truly a lovely airplane and the designer of this model deserves lots of credit for attempting it in the first place and pulling off such a nice fitting kit. Any and all errors are mine!
Thanks for hanging around for the journey and all of the encouragment. Now...what's next????
Cheers,
Dan
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Beautiful made made model! Very impressive :D
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Bravo Dan, a true credit to both your skill and that of the designer. It's still hard to believe it's not plastic or resin. Gorgeous work!
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Amazing work! Like Zac said, I found it hard to believe it's not resin/plastic. I had to Google Orlik to be sure (as I hadn't been following your build thread, which is also amazing). Well done, you should be very proud of this one.
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Looks extraordinary! Well done.
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I am always impressed by your paper buids Dan - they are so realistic and look more like plastic or resin than paper.
The T1 is a beautiful aeroplane and in A-H naval colours is even more attractive. I really want to scratch build one of these in God's Own Scale so your detailed photos and log will be a great help when the day comes.
Stephen.
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Your builds Never disappoint Dan! This one is a True Beauty and was an awesome build to follow! Stunning work as always!!
RAGIII
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Dan,
Another one of your stunning paper builds, mate - great work and superbly rigged.
Regards
Dave
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My goodness Dan. That is just incredible! Such a beautiful design and so remarkably built. Congratulations! Also, congratulations on your 30th anniversary. That is a real accomplishment Glad you two were able to celebrate with a well deserved vacation. Deb and I just celebrated our 28th anniversary this August 12th.
As for what’s next… l seem to remember a mention of a Vickers Vimy? 😁
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Having managed to assemble the resin kit of this bird I am in extra awe to see that someone managed to build it from paper. Chapeau bas!
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Now I know why Steve Perry was so insistent I try paper modeling! Beautiful, beautiful work, Dan, on one of my favorite flying boats ever. Congrats on a job well done.
Dutch
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Now I know why Steve Perry was so insistent I try paper modeling! Beautiful, beautiful work, Dan, on one of my favorite flying boats ever. Congrats on a job well done.
Dutch
Was thinking much the same thing. It's astonishing how such a beautiful, complex model can be made out of paper!
It's lovely to see SP remembered too.
Richie
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As for what’s next… l seem to remember a mention of a Vickers Vimy? 😁
[chanting] VI-MY! VI-MY! VI-MY![/chanting]
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Incredible model - well done!
cheers,
Gary
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Amazing work, well done! Best you keep that little sea plane out of the water though! ;D
Cheers,
BC
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Thanks so much to you all. There are some HUGE names in those responses with oodles of talent so I do appreciated it.
Tim and Zac...just be patient! ;)
More soon after a small WWII break,
Dan
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I think this is your best yet, Dan! Absolutely superb. This is quite an inspiration for me, as I have this Orlik kit in the stash. Thanks for showing the way forward. Great work on a beautiful model!
Best,
Bob
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Thanks, Bob. It is a lovely kit. Just take it really, really slow and you will get to the finish line. Looks great on the shelf!
Dan