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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Will Levesley on August 20, 2024, 08:12:16 AM
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Just completed one of the Choroszy Resin Berg D1's.
The kit went together pretty well (and has a lot of detail). Main problem was fitting the upper wing. The struts are far too long and it sits too high - had to cut it off twice and shorten them before I was happy with the position (super glue isn't very forgiving if you need to reposition something). The other issue was the lozenge pattern I originally applied which ended up looking dreadful and I had to remove it all and go for a different scheme altogether. This represents Berg 138.24 flown by Robert Ellmer of Flik 56. I couldn't find any photos of this machine so had to use the info in the instructions and the one drawing I found! I painted the wood effect and canvas first then applied the camouflage over the top (using a brush!).
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A few more pictures...
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and another...
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and a final photo...
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Very nicely done model from a less than perfect kit!
RAGIII
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Very well done. I have this kit and it scares me. Even the Toko kit is a challenge.
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Very nice work. I built one of these years ago when I was doing 1/72 and you made a great job of this.
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Great to see some AH subjects, especially a wee gem like this.
Great stuff.
Sandy
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Well done Will, very nice job.
Alan.
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Beautifully done!
Ian
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Wonderful result despite all your build issues!
Regards
Dave
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Love it, Will. Really great little build.
Dutch