1:32nd scale Bristol F.2b 'Brisfit'

[Mike Norris (UK)]

Hi all,
Bristol F.2b, Serial No. A-7194 of No.111 Squadron RFC, Deir-el-Belah, Palestine during 1917.
As usual, a fully detailed build log, which includes all materials, modifications, rigging etc for this build can be downloaded from the 'Logs' page on my site.

https://mikesww1aircraftmodels.com/

Build log is in the Under Construction forum.

Thanks for your comments and support throughout this build,

Mike

[NigelR]

And I'll repeat what I said in the Specific Aircraft Builds section, fantastic work Mike, a lovely result. The figures really help tell a story about the aircraft and where it is in the world, a really good addition to a superb model.

[PrzemoL]

Yet one more amazing vignette to your collection!

[DaveB]

Your Brisfit is really stunning, Mike -

Love your figures and the display really tells a story.

Regards

Dave

[Dutch522]

Loved following along with the build log, and the way it came together in the final product was nothing short of stunning. I'll be referring to it many, many times when I finally tackle my Brisfit.

Great work, Mike!

Dutch

[KiwiZac]

There's some lovely work in this Mike, great job!

[macsporran]

Masterpiece.
Sandy

[NinetythirdLiberator]

Fan-Freakin'-Tastic.  That prop is to die for.  Great presentation too.  I just love it.

Dan

[Mike Norris (UK)]

Fan-Freakin'-Tastic.  That prop is to die for.  Great presentation too.  I just love it.

Dan

Hi Dan,
The propeller is not a painted kit part.
It's from Alexey Belov at 'Proper Plane.
I just painted the tips and weathered it,

Mike

[ModelCellar]

Very cool =).
Paul

[Tim Mixon]

This is beautiful work Mike.  The Bristol is elegantly done in the scheme you chose. The figures really add a sense of period and location.  I’ve spent a lot of time in desert locations and I like the stones you have placed.  Don’t often see this terrain modeled the way you depicted.
Well done … again.

Tim

[dr 1 ace]

Well done in ALL aspects !

Ed

[gedmundson]

Mike - that is exceptional work indeed. The aircraft is superb, and the display with figures is your best yet. I really like how you've composed this one - just excellent.
Cheers,
Gary

[hadzi]

Wow! That's wonderfull!