Fokker DVII OAW Die sieben Schwaben

[phantom II]

:coolio I like it

Cheers, Christian B)

 

[Iron Mike]

Screwy rabbit! :drinks

 

[jknaus]

Thanks guys.
James

 

[lupanzer]

Dear James...super nice squeme...great choice and work too!

:drinks

Luiz.

 

[maus]

Hi James

Looks awesome, looking forward to seeing it in person.

James

 

[Roman]

Nice Fokker, James!
Follow the white rabbit (c) Matrix

 

[jknaus]

Thanks everyone. Well despite my attempts to kill this and my flak panzer this morning everything seems okay. Just lost the belly panel and popped the wing as far as I can tell. I did a bit this weekend and when going to take the pic the accident happened. Here are some pics.

Now to glue the wing again and find the panel.
James

 

[jknaus]

Holy cow look at the time. Better get this old girl finished up before I miss out on another campaign.

James

 

[moon puppy]

Holy cow look at the time. Better get this old girl finished up before I miss out on another campaign.

James

And it was your Campaign to boot!

 

[Brokeneagle]

:coolio
very nice James.

I have only just caught up on this thread, could I ask for info on the engine please.?

Where did u get the placards and the engine number?

Did u paint the lower engine steel color with a burnt umber wash to give it that used, oily look?

Ian.

 

[Iron Mike]

Show that rabbit who's the boss!

:drinks

 

[jknaus]

:coolio
very nice James.

I have only just caught up on this thread, could I ask for info on the engine please.?

Where did u get the placards and the engine number?

Did u paint the lower engine steel color with a burnt umber wash to give it that used, oily look?

Ian.

Hi Ian. I painted the lower engine Tamiya Aluminum and then did the oil wash. The pistons are Nato Black which I think works better for the engine than just black. The placards and numbers and red bands are included in the kit. It is very comprehensive. I dolled up the engine with the excellent products pf Taurus Models from Poland http://www.taurusmodels.pl/ . They really notch it up and I bet under your skillful hands would be incredible. The valve lifters and rockers where done with Vallejo Oily Steel. Hope that helps some.
James

 

[Brokeneagle]

Thanks mate.