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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Completed models => Topic started by: malaula on June 12, 2022, 11:02:48 PM
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Hi Guys ! Here's the HB W19 I needed for my Seeflugstation Borkum dio..as far as I know this kite is not available as a kit,so I had to scratch it.
I altered a Toko W29 fuselage and floats. As both wings are the same in outline except for the cutout in the upper wing I build one from plastic sheet and replicated it in resin.
most complicated part of the build were the Float struts,made of squashed brass tube.
(https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/k152/matzmodel/002E815C-6E5E-427A-97B3-05927AA1E9C5.jpeg?width=590&height=370&fit=bounds) (https://app.photobucket.com/u/matzmodel/a/ba838ae2-5f74-4a1d-92ec-d36f46040764/p/a36d7938-b190-47ef-a99a-732f5b740478?mode=zoom)
(https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/k152/matzmodel/1-CF73D160-2569-4ABB-B1D4-A732B775D2D1.jpg?width=590&height=370&fit=bounds) (https://app.photobucket.com/u/matzmodel/a/ba838ae2-5f74-4a1d-92ec-d36f46040764/p/cd2f1521-bb4d-48f1-b835-1aab747754a1?mode=zoom)
(https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/k152/matzmodel/2-P1000423.JPG?width=590&height=370&fit=bounds) (https://app.photobucket.com/u/matzmodel/a/ba838ae2-5f74-4a1d-92ec-d36f46040764/p/3dd59df6-e266-47d8-8d9f-496f859018d5?mode=zoom)
(https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/k152/matzmodel/1-P1000429.JPG?width=590&height=370&fit=bounds) (https://app.photobucket.com/u/matzmodel/a/ba838ae2-5f74-4a1d-92ec-d36f46040764/p/cd433e6d-1254-46c2-8e74-0bacd2ceaf3e?mode=zoom)
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(https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/k152/matzmodel/3-P1000435.JPG?width=960&height=720&fit=bounds) (https://app.photobucket.com/u/matzmodel/a/ba838ae2-5f74-4a1d-92ec-d36f46040764/p/8147b0e5-bece-41eb-85e6-fd7b2e6c4d7f?mode=zoom)
(https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/k152/matzmodel/4-P1000436.JPG?width=960&height=720&fit=bounds) (https://app.photobucket.com/u/matzmodel/a/ba838ae2-5f74-4a1d-92ec-d36f46040764/p/404459a0-9a36-4503-a17e-9fc29e156516?mode=zoom)
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Lovin' that one Malaula
(But then I am a sucker for a seaplane)
Is the rigging monofilament?
Paul
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Thanks Paul ! you're right,the rigging is `invisible thread '.
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Gorgeous Model and even better in that it is scratch built! Awesome work in all aspects!
RAGIII
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I do like a scratch build - and I really do like this one. A new type to me, but as it is a floatplane it is even more interesting. I might have to add one of these to my "to do" list.
Stephen.
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Excellent! Love a scratch!
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Absolutely gorgeous work!
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Excellent work malaula! A great model of a rare W type.
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Superb work on this - even more so that it has been scratch built
Regards
Dave
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Even more amazing work from you! Just brilliant IMHO.
WD
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Very impressive work. That is an excellent scratchbuild, top marks!
Ian
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Nice work on an interesting bird!!
Steve
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Thank you so much guys!I feel like Scratchbuilding is much more satisfying than glueing together prefab kits..
no matter if perfect or not,the product is always unique ! For most of my other builds I had used my home made naval lozenge decals,this time the Aviattic offering.
Top notch ,but a tad to dark in appearence for that scale I think.
Cheers !
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That is some great work Malaula, simply wonderful. Well built, a lovely finish. Magnificent.
Do you have any more progress photographs (apologies if I missed a build log somewhere)?
Cheers,
BC
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Brad,I'm sorry but there are no more in progress pics. Thank you so much for your compliments on the finish...I honestly think that your's are still the best around!
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Add my Kudos to those above !!
Ed
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Thanx Ed!
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Lovely work and a very satisfying creation.
I know what you mean about scratching something. I used to do a lot of scratchbuilds, vacfoms and conversions, but now tend to shake WNW and CSM kits out of the box. While still great fun, you don't get that thrill of having created something from nothing. And of course, with a scratchbuild there is no limit on what you can aim for.
Splendid model. Congrats.
Sandy
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Matz, my dear friend, excellence work, just top class !
Jörg
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That's a real piece of work. Just lovely. Super interesting subject too. I too am a sucker for sea planes!
Dan