SH 1/32 Nie.11-Jean Navarre No. 872

[rhallinger]

I completed this build a couple of months ago.  The build thread link can be found here: https://forum.ww1aircraftmodels.com/index.php?topic=11094.0

I have been waiting to post final pics of the completed model until a suitable photo backdrop arrived, which was supposed to be by June 29.  I ordered an HO railroad backdrop photo from a woman in England through eBay, and she dispatched the mailing tube promptly in early June, but the Covid impact on international mail had this package wandering the US for about a month after it arrived in Chicago.  Anyway, that is the longish version of the reason for the delay.  Here are the pics, at last:

















I couldn't resist a few "daybreak" shots of morning sun on the Bebe:







Sorry for going overboard with the photos, but I was having fun with my new photo setup.  I hope you enjoy it as much as I have! 

Best regards,

Bob

[macsporran]

Another superb model, Bob - and the photography is first class.
Sandy

[lcarroll]

    An absolute gem Bob, and great photography! The first of the "morning sun" shots is particularly well done, nice touch!
Cheers,
Lance

[lone modeller]

First class model. First class photography. Nuff written!!

Actually I too like the morning sun photos - a very different look has been given to the model. Excellent.

Stephen.

[RAGIII]

Beautifully built and photographed Bob! I Love it!!
RAGIII

[PrzemoL]

Beautiful immaculate model. Congratulaions!

[Old Man]

Great model, Sir, of a great subject.

It is nice to see such a good treatment of the 'four color' French scheme.

[mgunns]

Outstanding model and great shots.  I especially like the break of day shots.  I could almost hear the opening strains of Rossini's William Tell Overture, the morning song or whatever it's called.  Nice photographs.

[Alexis]

I really like how this turned out , awesome !


Terri

[ModelCellar]

Looks nice !  I like it a lot =).

Paul

[gedmundson]

Very nicely done, Bob!
Cheers,
Gary

[jeroen_R90S]

Who needs a red triplane when you can have a red Nieuport? A beautiful model indeed!

[dr 1 ace]

Ditto to all the above, Nicely done!

Ed

[Old Man]

Lovely work, Sir.

And great photography.

A treat to see the early French camouflage so well depicted.