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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Under Construction => Topic started by: Radarman on January 15, 2022, 12:44:08 AM
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Hello Everyone,
I haven't been building much in the way of WWI aircraft of late. While searching for some stuff
in my stash I discovered this Pegasus Junkers CL.I I had started about five years ago.
(https://i.imgur.com/AQT2YzJ.jpg)
I've added a mostly scratch built interior and an engine from spare Roden parts. One thing I can say about this kit is
it was very rough and a lot of the fine corrugation is lost in cleaning up the seams. I'll try to re-scribe some and hide
other areas with weathering.
(https://i.imgur.com/dRIxW2s.jpg)
This is an aircraft I would love to see in 1/48th scale. I realize there is not a lot of information available on the type compared to it's
stablemate, the Junkers D.I.
Stay tuned as I hope to bring this one to completion.
Happy Modeling,
Kevin
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Great to see another one fighting a Pegtasus model. I am about to finish mine after 6 years. So 5 years is a good mean value.
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Good to see another lesser known type being built. From the photographs you are making an excellent model there - especially given the starting point!
Stephen.
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Great to see another one fighting a Pegtasus model. I am about to finish mine after 6 years. So 5 years is a good mean value.
Thanks Wolf, I've been keeping up with your LVG build. It's a bit of an inspiration.
Good to see another lesser known type being built. From the photographs you are making an excellent model there - especially given the starting point!
Stephen.
Thanks Stephen. I really had to carve this one out of a very rough molding with very thick trailing edges.
Kevin
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Good luck with it. I have a couple of them and from a purely fondling plastic point of view, they seemed to be some of Pegasus' better efforts. I was contemplating doing something without rigging once my shelf of doom is cleared (3 or 4 to go) and was staring this kit straight in the face. I will have to rethink now, but I will be following your progress with great interest.
Stuart
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I have a couple of them and from a purely fondling plastic point of view, they seemed to be some of Pegasus' better efforts.
I've not had the pleasure but Kevin your photos show a pretty nice little kit.
I'm only really familiar with the type through photos and video I've seen of the lookalike replicas that fly in the UK with the Great War Display team. As a result I made an own-design balsa chuck glider which flew pretty well! One of those machines that seems like it would be a fun and practical (passenger seat!!) 1/1 project.
EDIT: I found it! Have given it a thread here (https://forum.ww1aircraftmodels.com/index.php?topic=12808.0url).
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Looking forward to seeing you finish this one Kevin!
RAGIII
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Pulls up chair , gets comfy !
Alexis
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Thanks everyone for showing interest in this build.
I've made the landing gear using my dwindling supply of "Strutz".
(https://i.imgur.com/IRqpaeh.jpg?1)
Lately, I've been building a few 1/72 Airfix Battle of Britain aircraft. I was surprised that there
was not much of a deference in size between the Boulton-Paul Defiant and the Junkers CL.I.
(https://i.imgur.com/h0a5p3V.jpg)
I should have the Junkers on it's gear for my next post. Until then Happy Modeling!
Kevin
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It‘s realy a pity that Strutz os not in the business since a long time.
I am looking forward for the next update.
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I am looking forward to seeing it on its feet.
RAGIII
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I am looking forward to seeing it on its feet.
RAGIII
Thanks RAGIII. Here you go!
(https://i.imgur.com/cwK0Z9S.jpg)
Next will be adding all the "Grab Handles" and other bits.
Happy Modeling,
Kevin
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looks perfect
(https://d1j8pt39hxlh3d.cloudfront.net/uploads/thumbs_up_sign_256_1.gif)
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looks perfect
(https://d1j8pt39hxlh3d.cloudfront.net/uploads/thumbs_up_sign_256_1.gif)
Thanks for the vote of confidence Wolf!
Kevin
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Fantastic update Kevin! That's great to see.
Seeing it posed with the Defiant shows how wrong I was about how big I thought the CL.I was - the Great War Display Team (http://www.greatwardisplayteam.com/the-team-aircraft.html)'s replicas, converted from the Bowers Fly-Baby, are much smaller!
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This is an aircraft I would love to see in 1/48th scale.
Mee too Kevin, Mee too!
A undercarriage made from brass is always a good idea 8)
When I started to do biplanes the STRUTZ was already no more availbale, but I can live with the fine Albion brass micro tubing.
Cheers,
Frank
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Your Junkers looks awesome on its gear!
RAGIII
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Hello everyone,
Here's a little update on my progress. I've added some of the grab handles and slapped some paint
on this pile of tin.
(https://i.imgur.com/TzdnkP6.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/PLDpQqx.jpg)
Next up will be adding some decals and arming it. Then I'll move on to weathering it to represent the rough
conditions it served in.
Happy Modeling!
Kevin
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The model really looks awesome with the scheme applied Kevin!
RAGIII
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She's looking fantastic, Kevin! The white stripe around the observer's position really sets it off!
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Kevin,
Coming along very nicely!
Stuart
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This is looking very good - another gem to add to your collection.
Stephen.
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Hello Everyone,
I've started adding the decals. They will be a combination of the kit provided and self made.
(https://i.imgur.com/l36z2bu.jpg)
Little by little it's coming together.
Happy Modeling,
Kevin
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It is amazing how the Markings always bring the Aircraft Model together. Your JUnkers is looking awesome!
RAGIII
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Great little model. Pegasus made a lot of great subjects but they are really challenging and you took the best out of this. Looking great with paint and markings applied.
Ciao
Giuseppe
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Having only one Pegasus under my kit - and a WW2 monoplane at that - I tip my hat to you for such fine work. As Rick said, the markings really do bring the whole model together.
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Wow , looking excellent so far !
Alexis
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Thanks everyone. I've add a few photos in the "Completed Models" section.