WNW Junkers D.1 . Completed

[NigelR]

That's looking very nice indeed, I really like the interior. Lovely work!

[AngryJazz]

Great work on the interior and engine! Looks spot on for use and weathering. 

[pepperman42]

Really nice progress! I meant to ask earlier - is that a home grown jig in your opening picture? Very sturdy looking.

Steve

[bobs_buckles]

Really nice progress! I meant to ask earlier - is that a home grown jig in your opening picture? Very sturdy looking.

Steve

Not home grown, Steve. I bought it online. On reflection I wish I had gone for one made out of acrylic, but hay ho!

Thanks for the comments, chaps!
Cheers,
Bob
   

[RAGIII]

Really looking Terrific Von B!
RAGIII

[bobs_buckles]

Really looking Terrific Von B!
RAGIII

Thank you, Rick!
 

B

[KiwiZac]

Bravo Bob! I do like the look of the monoplane Junkers and this is shaping up to be a fine example of the breed. Bravo!

[bobs_buckles]

The Camo is down! Single colour to be splashed over the fuselage real sooooooon.
Cheers,
Bob

[PrzemoL]

Very nice. You are really close to finishing it.

[bobs_buckles]

Thanks Prze!
Nearly, in my dictionary, means 'Last minute race to the post'

Cheers!
Bob
 

[NigelR]

That's looking very nice indeed, the camo looks great.

[AngryJazz]

Very nice work on the camo!

[bobs_buckles]

Sorry chaps!
Here is how I applied the camo. I cut some homebrew masks from the Ronny Bar Wingnut profile.
Bingo!

 

Von B

[pepperman42]

Excellent work! The masking material must be "just" clingy enough! Masking sets seem to be one of  the newish big things on the market....juss sayin......

Steve

[RAGIII]

The Camo is Lovely von B! Clever use of the profile and masks from your plotter!
RAGIII