Wingnut Wing SE.5a

[moon puppy]

We can still get to the instructions on WnW website but can't cruise around.
If I remember correctly the SE.5a was in the first batch of models that WnW released to the public. It's been in my stash for a while and I've pulled it out a couple of times but this time, I broke the bag seals and started painting.

And if you look here,

I think this is one reason we fell in love with WnW.

I'm checking photos to make sure those sink marks don't show up on the finished product. There's a couple of layers of parts that complete the cockpit so i'm hoping we wont see this. I'll fill it if needed.

 

[Brokeneagle]

yeah baby........I am going to enjoy this.
You are correct MP, this was a very early kit. It was my 3rd WNW kit which I picked -up when it was released.
Like you it is in my stash waiting for the right time but now I can get a preview and see you work your WW1 magic.

 

[Heavens Eagle]

If there is anything from the WNW site that you couldn't get like reference photos, I downloaded everything right after they went bonk. It took a while, but I got it all. There was also a sister site that was actual aircraft reproductions that had a huge amount of photos that I also glommed on to.
Just let me know what you are looking for.

 

[moon puppy]

Thanks guys. Paul I downloaded it all also, someone had it at another forum and they had it shared on their google drive.
Ian don't know what's on me but I'm in a WW1 mode right now. This thing has been in the shelf for a long time, you just don't see it done often.

 

[Rhino]

I likes me a SE-5a! If ya gotta do such a big one, I guess I can understand.

 

[moon puppy]

PC10 mixture according to various sources.

Yellow Ochre * 640 ounces
Umber * * * * * *480 ounces
Red ochre * * * *40 ounces
Chinese blue * * 24 ounces

Just smokin thing over.