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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Specific Aircraft Build Links => Topic started by: macsporran on October 28, 2020, 12:43:19 AM
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To help complete our collection of specific builds, I include here the model that got me back into modelling after my second break from the hobby: Roden's excellent 1/32 Fokker D.VI. I'd probably do it a little different if I make another, but I thoroughly enjoyed the kit and it set me on the 1/32 road....
Sandy
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..... and maybe I should also post an old pic of the venerable Eduard 1/48 D.VI built back in the last century!
Although I knew it was probably inauthentic, I couldn't help but favour the colour scheme included in a plate in the old Blandford WWI Aircraft book!
Sandy
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Two excellent Fokkers! The 1/48th build brings back Memories. I did a hack job on an Old Aurora DR1 and DVII and painted it in those exact colors from that book!
RAGIII
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Thanks for showing your nice Fokker D.VI biplanes! A type which should be included in every Fokker collection. Well done!
Cheers,
Frank
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Great to see these displayed. Now if we can only figure out the true dimensions of the fuselage of this aircraft.
Kevin
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Fokker D.VI! One of my favorites: Thank you for sharing your beauties here wit us, Sandy!
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Thank you, guys. I'd like to try another but there are so many in the queue already!
S
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Thanks for posting these Sandy,very nice examples of an interesting but rarely seen Fokker.
Cheers,
Dave.
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Hey Sandy ,
Really nice work on those Fokkers and a type we really don't see built of the Fokkers . So this is a real treat !
Terri
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Excellent work Sandy and your Roden Fokker DVI has made me dig deep in the wardrobe stash to uncover my own Roden DVI. It really is a nice kit. Trouble is my kit was sitting atop a Tamiya Dam Buster Lancaster and a Monogram C47 Dakota and a Trumpeter 1/350 HMS Dreadnought... and everyone was calling out "pick me!!"
Thanks for showing us how well the Roden DVI looks.
cheers
Dave Wilson
Gold Coast
Australia
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Oh, I read in a review, that many of the Roden sprues are identical to the ones from the Dr.I . I was not aware, that both types are very identical.
Hmm, that may be means, that it is possible to improve the old Eduard kit with parts of a much more modern Dr.I kit, lets see ;)
Cheers,
Frank
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Here is my 1/28 semi-scratch/conversion of the D VI built back in 2004, was fortunate enough to take 1st in category at the IPMS Phoenix Nationals
Used CSM 4 color lozenge decals, my own prop PE cooling jackets, scratch interior.
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Another pic
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Sandy nice work on your two D VI's above
Ed
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Wow Amigo! Very impressive as always! Your work Never fails to impress. And you have Mastered posting Photo 8)
RAGIII
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Excellent work, Ed. Real modelling!
There is love out there for the old D.VI!
S