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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: dtomko on March 12, 2015, 07:33:02 AM
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The last of my Udet D.Vs, fuselage painted Tamiya Buff, woodgrain in oils, then clear yellow and orange overcoats. Landing gear lengthened and Barracuda wheels. Lots of scratched details. Lozenge with linen decals over from Microsculpt. LOs from solid decal film, numbers from another forum member posted on another forum a long time ago.
Drew
(http://i1106.photobucket.com/albums/h367/tomkos/WW%20I%20Models/100_1156.jpg)
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Beautiful rich honey colour on the fuselage Drew, you did an excellent job with the wood. The rest of the model is extremely well finished and the rigging is superb, well done and thank you for posting this very attractive model.
Des.
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I would just copy what Des said. Beautiful!
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Drew , she turned out gorgeous , beautiful job on the fuselage 8)
Terri
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Outstanding Drew. What a lovely piece of work.
Mark
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That's one pretty Albatros, Drew. Bravo!
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Oh, yeah, she's a stunner, Drew! Perfect in every way.
Cheers,
Bud
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perfect work, congratualtions!
Xan
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Very, very nice, Drew! A gorgeous Albatros indeed.
The superb job of the rigging and the paintwork really
stand out. :D
Cheers,
Ernie :)
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Thanks so much, everyone! I'm very happy with the way this one turned out.
Drew
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What a great build! Really nice work on the wood grain finish.
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My favorite of your Udet Birds! Extremely well done all around but in particular the wood grain and Lozenge application are striking!
RAGIII
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Lovely work - like others have said - great wood tone on the fuselage!
Regards
Dave
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Thanks, Dave, Rick, and Kreston!
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Nice one Drew!
Warren
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Thanks, Warren!
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Great work, excellent woodgrain, very realistic.
I met Herrn Schnitttke, the mechanic of Ernst Udet in the 1920is and 1930is.
He told me some stories.
Udet was really a nice, splendid, faithful, crazy guy he loved flying and women (in this order), as well as parties, good food and good wine and wisky, but he was also very naive to trust people…
In the 1930is when he got his job in the air force administration he told Herrn Schnittcke: “The time as a stunt pilot was the best time of my life, I was free, now I'm a prisoner!”
Best regards
Bruno
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That is one really superb model. The wood finish on the fuselage is really something else again ……. just wish that I could achieve that effect.
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Thanks again!
Bruno, Udet's last years were unpleasant to say the least. He was an extremely gifted pilot, though.
The finish is pretty straightforward: Tamiya buff coat, then wiping on raw sienna oil paint and using a paper towel to take off most of the oils and leave streaking. I did this a few panels at a time. The rich color comes from multiple overcoats of clear yellow and clear orange.
Drew
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How did you do your prop Drew?
Warren
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Hi Warren,
Tamiya buff undercoat, then I used JammyDog .75 mm tape to mask the strips and sprayed Tamiya red brown. After that dried I wiped raw sienna oil to get a bit of grain, and then over coated with Future.
Drew
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Gorgeous model! The finish is real eye candy.