After years of enjoyment viewing other people's models on this forum, I figured it was time for me to give a little pay back by contributing something in addition to my monetary donations. So here are some photos that I recently took of a WNW RE.8 1/32 model that I had completed about a year ago.
As you can see, there is a lot going on with this aircraft. Which is why it became one of my favorite models after assembling it.
I especially like the fact that the cockpit and instrument panel are completely visible. So, all that detail work is on full display and not hidden from view as it is with the Salmson 2-A2.
Here is view of another feature of this aircraft that I find appealing and that is the upper wing ends extended way past the lower wing.
The front is a little unconventional, but it just adds to its unique characteristics.
One thing of note about the building of this model is that it was completely brush painted. Which is what I do on most of my WWI models as I get better results than if I spray paint.
