Author Topic: WNW Albatros D.V/Albatros D.Va Triple ... and a single 1/32 Roden Albatros D.I  (Read 28400 times)

Offline Richtrad

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The lovely large closeups of this amazing work make you forget how tiny this stuff really is. And how difficult it is to achieve the results you get.  Wonderful work.

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More lovely work....... :)

Yeah, who would have figured  8)
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Offline Borsos

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Wonderful. . . And you are on the finishing line!
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Offline Umlaufmotor

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Thank you for your kind comments Nigel, Warren, Rick, Alexis and Andreas.

The Albatros D.I is standing on the table waiting for the glue on the undercarriage to harden.
The undercarriage is completely installed, the wheels are on, and the undercarriage legs are already tensioned.
Of course, the two rigging cables in the lower section have also been soiled with oil-based paint to match the rest of the undercarriage.







A short time later, I also fixed the propeller to the nose of the Albatros.
I think that I will be able to check off the construction of the Albatros D.I as finished tomorrow, or Monday at the latest.

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Offline Umlaufmotor

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Landing gear on, propeller on, tail unit and wings sealed on all sides with a mixture of silk matt clear varnish and two drops of beige .... so I think the thing is finished.
Wait, I've just seen in the pictures that the pressure line from the cooling water expansion tank, which is routed up to the upper wing, is still missing - but OK, I'll do that later.
The last picture shows the difference between the wing structure of the Albatros D.I/D.II and the later D.III/D.V and D.Va series.











More pictures of Carl Holler's Albatros D.I "Red Four" later in the completed models section

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« Last Edit: April 09, 2025, 03:40:28 AM by Umlaufmotor »

Offline Allan31

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Congratulations Bertl, fantastic build and fun to follow.
Will leave comments over on the Completed section.
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Offline xan

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What a pair of beauty! congratulations!
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Wonderful and beautiful models! So much to learn and to marvel at - thank you so much for the detailed posts and updates  ;D
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Offline NigelR

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Well done, really looking forward to some detailed completed shots.