New to me, I received this for Christmas and I think I’m gonna start the Hansa-

[Gunner Mike]

Brandenburg W.29 This will be my  first WW I in 50 years of building plastics. I’m kind of giddy.
I have separated the sprues into 2 plastic boxes, The P.E. is on one fret for both. Decals are on the same sheets and the one set of instructions cover both aircraft. I now need some EZ-line, RFC rigging and rib/ decals for the W.29. I will probably scan and copy an extra set of the instructions.
I am thinking of doing a water diorama scene, one for each.
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[Des]

Congratulations Mike, what a great Christmas present, I will be looking forward to watching your build/s unfold on these pages.

Des.

[Nigel Jackson]

That's some Christmas present, Mike. Good luck with the build.

Best wishes
Nigel.

[eindecker]

Gunner,
Welcome to WWI modeling! You will love it and this group of modelers. So different from the other "forii". And, starting with WnW kits - shazam! Excellent.
Looking forward to your posts.

[bobs_buckles]

Good luck, Mike!
Keep us in the loop with your progress 

Cheers,
Bob

[the great waldo]

Brandenburg W.29 This will be my  first WW I in 50 years of building plastics. I’m kind of giddy.
I have separated the sprues into 2 plastic boxes, The P.E. is on one fret for both. Decals are on the same sheets and the one set of instructions cover both aircraft. I now need some EZ-line, RFC rigging and rib/ decals for the W.29. I will probably scan and copy an extra set of the instructions.
I am thinking of doing a water diorama scene, one for each.
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Hi Mike

Don't bother about scanning and copying the instructions, you can download them as a .pdf file direct from wingnutwings and print that. Here's a link

http://www.wingnutwings.com/ww/v9E3C7E03/www/products/model_kitsets/32801/online_instructions/Felixstowe%20F.2a%20&%20Hansa-Brandenburg%20W.29%20Instructions.pdf

Happy new year
Cheers

Andrew

[Gunner Mike]

together a “BUILD BOOK” of each project. I have the instructions, photos, on-line references, and comments copied and put into sheet protectors that go into a three ring binder. I have done one for the W.29 and the Felixstowe. When I complete a build, this reference book is entered into our club library where our other club members may use. I have done about 25 build books for aircraft, armor and ships.

Out here.

[eindecker]

Now, that's a good idea. I am going to suggest it to my old "club" (group of avid
modelers who tired of the usual backbiting bs in area IPMS chapters and informally formed our own. The FASM — Folsom Area Scale Modelers). In fact, I'm going to start one with my Roland C.II build.

Thanks, Mike