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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Homus Brencus on January 10, 2025, 08:42:54 AM
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Continuing with some of my older WWI models from Hyperscale, from which for convenience I have taken the text and photos...
This is the Junkers D.1 long fuselage version, built as J9/1, the first prototype to enter the Second Fighter Competition in June 1918.
I think I finished this model around 2019 and I used most of the kit's parts for the cockpit and the engine, and scratchbuilt some frame, wiring and piping. The fit of the kit's parts was good, just need to dryfit more often then others brand. The corrugation of the parts is lovely executed, and the trailing edges are really in scale!
I decided to saw the wings apart and show the model in a little diorama, after having been inspired by WNW 1/32 instruction booklet.
Painting was done with Tamiya Flat aluminium with few drops of white and Gunze Clear, sprayed in very thin and diluted layers over a coat of Mr. Surfacer 1000 with some black freehand pre-shading on it.
After a clear coat, i started decaling with two Roden's Balkan Kreuz on the fuselage... after a couple of ours of fierce fighting they settle down, but with lots of cracking and silvering, that I had to deal with for another couple of ours...
The other markings came from an old Almark generic set, printed on a continuos decal film: I'm lazy and cut just a square around them, leaving plenty of clear decal, but surprisingly all went well with just a few spots needing attention after.
I airbrushed some final coats of Mr. Hobby flat clear, did just a hint of oil washing in selected places and brush painted some parts with clear, to give more the impression of different kind of alluminium sheet.
Thanks for watching, I am open for comments and suggestions!
Ciao
Andrea
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Great results on this one. At the first glimpse I thought it was a Wingnut Wings model.
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Amazing! I never would have known that was a 1/72 scale kit.
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Congratulations on this great model. You did an excellent job with the aluminium finish and the details are impressive. I can't believe it's in 1:72 scale. Bravissimo!
Joerg
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Lovely job on this one Andrea (I remember seeing it on Hyperscale and being equally impressed then)
Paul
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That's amazing work in 1/72, bravo Andrea!
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Thanks a lot again, guys!!! I will try and post something newer next time!
Ciao
Andrea
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That is truly magnificent in this scale. Kudos!
Warren
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Another absolute favourite of mine Andrea; I remember seeing this one for the first time a little while back and madly saving the pictures. I do love the creativity here :) Thank you for posting this little gem!
What are you working on at the moment?
Cheers again!
Brad C
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Amazing work and detailing on the basic kit!
Regards
Dave
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That is another mini-masterpiece. I could easily believe that the model was in a much larger scale.
Stephen.
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Thank you everybody!!! Thanks for taking the time to comment this and my Fokker!!! at the moment I am not working on anything WWI @Brad Cancian , but I have a ton of projects waiting for the inspiration...
and a few of my finished ones to post on here, too!
My latest completion has been last year and was an Eduard's Dr. I in the black livery (hopefully...) of H, Pippart Jasta 19.
Will post it soon.
Ciao
Andrea
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Another terrific build! The finish and display are Fantastic!
RAGIII