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"WINGS OVER THE FRONT 1914 TO 1918" GROUP BUILD
- Thread starter MrT
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I'm in with a Dual Fokker Dr.1 build from Eduards.
Dr.1 is the Red Baron plane...even though he spent more time in other aircraft...
Dr.1 is the Red Baron plane...even though he spent more time in other aircraft...
If the start time is a far off in the future, then I can join with a Macchi M.5 or Roland C.II Walfish, or Brisfish, or Bristol Crocodile, or Spad whatever it was with the fish scales all over, or the Roland C.II with the sharkmouth, or the Fokker with the eyes and moustache, or the...
So many choices and nothing to wear.
Regards,
So many choices and nothing to wear.
Regards,
Yes, the Roland Walfisch was a whale, there was also a sharkmouth version with painted on curtains, the Brisfish is covered in scales and so was the Spad but I think the American Spad may have been when the hostilitiees ended.
Regards,
Regards,
You're going to need a lot of Bob's Buckles.
Well Terry, if we can't generate enough interest in this, me and you can build our old crates when we get the fever.
Well Terry, if we can't generate enough interest in this, me and you can build our old crates when we get the fever.
The only criticism I have of the WnW aircraft is the attachment of the control surfaces. There's very little to attach to and I have had rudder, aileron and one elevator pop off, I would like to see some sort of hinge system setup, even if in aftermarket. Other than that, they rock! I wouldn't put a lot of time in the cockpit, at least in the case of the Pup, it's going to be hidden when sealed up.
jknaus
Administrator
Its a nice kit Terry. I have one and the crocodile scheme. Bob, I've seen where people are pinning the control surfaces. Fine brass wire.
I'll say I'm in with either the Gotha or the Brisfit, or the Albatross V, but dont hold your breath with me finishing something. Doesnt seem likely.
James
I'll say I'm in with either the Gotha or the Brisfit, or the Albatross V, but dont hold your breath with me finishing something. Doesnt seem likely.
James
James,
I am sure you answered me before but, who makes the crocodile scheme in 1/32nd? I ask (again) since I helped someone with the markings (in Florida) and I never got a sample but at least I did get my original decals back.
Also, I resemble the second statement!
Regards,
Sweet!
Let me introduce you to my buddy Baron Von Buckles....
I may break out my Eduard DR.1 twin pack.
Let me introduce you to my buddy Baron Von Buckles....
I may break out my Eduard DR.1 twin pack.
jknaus
Administrator
Sorry I missed this Saul. Ollie Homes. http://www.ohmodels.co.uk/first-category.html
And for those wondering.
And its siblisng the Brisfish
James
Kreighshoer
Active member
anything that flew in ww1? including zeppelin and balloons?
four interested peoples so far ... and all from the staff ... i say: bring me five non-staff players! five i say!
five - then we have a group build (in the far future) ... or should we make a SIG out of this planned gb? without time limitation and minimum players?
the subject itself is very interesting and i would love to see some ww1 flying machines! (no one double dog dares me! did i make myself clear?)
four interested peoples so far ... and all from the staff ... i say: bring me five non-staff players! five i say!
five - then we have a group build (in the far future) ... or should we make a SIG out of this planned gb? without time limitation and minimum players?
the subject itself is very interesting and i would love to see some ww1 flying machines! (no one double dog dares me! did i make myself clear?)