1/32 Scratch Built BE 2a No 50, Cmdr C. R. Samson RNAS Eastchurch, April 1914

[FAf]

I like the model, of course - what's not to like about it?!, but I also like the combination of background story and model. It gives life to it, somehow.

Awsome build overall and so well done in all respects!
/Fredrik

[lone modeller]

Thanks Fredrik. I try to give some historical background to my builds as I am sure that some people will not be aware of it, but mainly because I tend to build subjects that are less well known. I also enjoy doing the research and sharing that with others is, in my opinion, what makes our hobby interesting and part of what it is about.

Stephen.

[NinetythirdLiberator]

Heavens, Stephen.  That is uncommonly lovely.  Extremely well done!
Dan

[lone modeller]

Thank you Dan.

Stephen.

[Gisbod]

Golly that’s another level Stephen!

Super job 


Guy

[lone modeller]

Thank you for your very kind comment Guy.

Stephen.

[Mike Norris (UK)]

Hi Stephen,
This is scratch building at the highest level.
Something most modelers would not even consider attempting.
Inspirational for sure,

Mike

[lone modeller]

Thanks Mike. Your comment is very much appreciated.

Stephen.

[RAGIII]

Although I have not commented as much as usual I have kept an Eye on your build! As always you show us all how great an Aircraft can look with a lot of Scratchbuilding Skills! Stunning work!!
RAGIII

[lone modeller]

Thanks Rick. We have missed you recently but it is good to know that you are with us in spirit!

[RichieW]

I had the pleasure of seeing this, and of course Stephen, at a show today. It really is a model of great presence, what a fantastic achievement.

Richie

[lone modeller]

Thanks Richie.

Stephen.

[Monty]

This is just beautiful and amazing, Stephen! Incredible scratch-building and you really brought it to life with so many details. I do like the way you have displayed the structure too, it adds another dimension.... Well done and congratulations on your perseverance! Regards, Marc.

[lone modeller]

Thanks Marc.

Stephen.