Morane-Saulnier Type "N", Special Hobby 1/32

[Umlaufmotor]

The small dirty and oily M.S. "Bullet" is now 98% complete.
Below are pictures of the just finished bracing on TOP.
As already written, also on the bottom side the rigging is already finished except for gently tightening and gluing the ropes.
This should be done in a very short time.
After that, there is still some cosmetic work to be done, such as touching up the paint on various glued joints, or finishing the painting of the thimbles on the turnbuckles, and then the Bird is done.













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Bertl

[Monty]

This is superb.... just superb. Beautifully done and one of the best models I have ever seen... Regards, Marc.

[Umlaufmotor]

What I would still like to get rid of:

I was about "Photobucket reasons" longer time away from this forum as an active modeller.
I was represented over the time here in this place only as a "silent reader".

I would like to thank you to you all for the warm welcome after the time and thank you for looking into this little Morane-built log!
Also about your many comments and the many invisible "Likes"
I was very pleased.
Once again: Thank you very much 



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Bertl

[FAf]

I am also very pleased!

Fantastic build to follow and with so many great photos and explanations of the work done that you really can learn something and try yourself. Although I don't think I'll go for the moving controls myself.

/Fredrik

[ondra]

This is truly an excellent demonstration of masterclas craftsmanship!

Many thanks for sharing this inspirational work, Bertl!

Cheers

Ondra

[Umlaufmotor]

Thank you very much @ondra, @Monty, @FAf

You can find the pictures of the finished model here:

https://forum.ww1aircraftmodels.com/index.php?topic=13285.msg247236#msg247236

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Bertl

[pepperman42]

This has been a masterclass build log. Thank you so much for the demonstrations, explanations and presentation of this beautiful model!

Steve

[macsporran]

Perfection, Bertl. I don't know how this could possibly be improved.
Wonderful modelling skills.
Sandy

[Umlaufmotor]

@macsporran
@pepperman42

Thank you very much Steve and Sandy!!

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Bertl