Bristol F.2B Fighter, Eduard 1/48, Update 7.3.2019 Rudder **FINISH**

[lone modeller]

I agree with Juan - only this could be 1/24 scale. Simply incredible what you have done - I would never have thought that such detail was possible.

Stephen.

[Bughunter]

Thank you Giuseppe,  Antonio, Pedja, Juan and Stephen!
With your overwhelming comments and my own feeling about the effort I spend here, I think this is may be the best modeldownscaled original I have created so far.

Cheers,
Frank

[UFAG]

This is looking sooo good..!

[RAGIII]

Simply incredible all around. The rigging is the Icing on the Cake!
RAGIII

[Manni]

This is one of the best models I have ever seen. Your skills are really masterful. You must be an old monk, living on a mountain in Tibet.
Bye,
Manni

[Ryan]

With all the attention to detail you have done, I would be hard-pressed to believe that this kit isn't 1/32, a testament to your abilities.

Most certainly agree with this statement.

Ryan

[Bughunter]

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[Borsos]

Frank, a wonderful model from start to the (near) finish and great news that you managed to fix the little mishap regarding the engine. It will be a star in FFB, finished or unfinished, so there’s no need to rush or to feel pressure!
See you soon!
Andreas

[Gisbod]

Making models = Mishaps

It’s a physical law 

Looks great though.

Guy

[lone modeller]

Making models = Mishaps

It’s a physical law 

Looks great though.

Guy

Guy's law? Now I know why!!

Agreed that this one is a winner. Superb modelling.

Stephen.

[lcarroll]

Great recovery Frank, and it's a magnificent model ....................   every one of late becomes your "BEST"!!
Cheers,
Lance

[Ryan]

Frank 99% of modeling is knowing how to fix mistakes.

Your efforts are superb and it will work out.

Ryan

[Bughunter]

Thank you Andreas, Guy, Stephen, Lance and Ryan fro your motivating words!

It will be a star in FFB, finished or unfinished, so there’s no need to rush or to feel pressure!

Ha, I don't think that the competition jury will like a unfinished model But my plan was to put it there.
I still have the weekend, so it should be possible.

Don't be afraid, your 1/32 scale is a different class
See you soon!

Frank 99% of modeling is knowing how to fix mistakes.

Not only that, a mistake or a broken part was often the starting point of something to scratch, which looks much better on the end.

The front is closed now

Cheers,
Frank

[Bughunter]

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[Juan]

Just hen I thought you could not blow my mind any further, you find another way to amaze me.  Outstanding at any scale, but your work at this scale just blows me away.