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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: Rip Van Winkle on January 16, 2021, 12:18:37 PM
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Along with the Albatros D.I I built the Albatros D.II. It was a bit easier than the D.I but the struts were still a
little too long. A yellower shade was used for the fuselage. Mister kit acrylics for the wings.
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Rigging was with .005 Nitinol wire. I always thought the Albatros D.II was a sleek looking aircraft
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Both the D.I and D.II together. Years ago I constructed an albatros D.II form the Revell albatros D.III and the Airfix Roland C.II. from an article in a Scale Models magazine april 1973. It was my first kit bash.
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Pilot was Lt. Karl Emil Schafer.
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Another nice build from your bench , nicely done Rip ! :)
Alexis
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Very nice model!
My greatest compliments!
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Thank you for the nice comments. I always thought the Albatros DII was a good looking aircraft I finally have a model of one.
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In fact many were wondering why Albatros change a sturdy wing design copying a sesquiplane design developed for a lighter crate....only his lightness save the Nieuport from the same trouble....
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I seemed to have missed this one so sorry for the late reply! Lovely Albatros. I like the more straw colored wood effect on the fuselage and the rigging looks awesome!
RAGIII
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Lovely!
Andreas
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Great work, Rip! Neat rigging and convincing colours, looking good! Regards, Marc