Fokker D. VII - Limited Edition (Eduard, 1/48)

[Guest]

This'll be interesting, Roman Looking good so far!

[colin m]

A turn up for the books here Roman. But it's great seeing you try something like this. Is there a reason for the departure into WW1 machinery ?

[Guest]

thx all

@colin - no particulary reason, I like these WW1 planes also and just enjoying build them too

I saw that my fav are props from WW2 and post WW2... Jets only few of them

Roman

[mossiepilot]

Must have missed this when it first went up.

Looking really good so far Roman.

Tony.

[Guest]

base colors are on

gloss is also on and when will be dry it's time to decaling

Cheers

Roman

[Guest]

losenge, losenge... censored word ... losenge, losenge, losenge... ufffffffff

most trickiest job...

Cheers

Roman

[Ian M]

What! you didn't paint them???

lol

Looking good Roman.

Ian M

[papa 695]

Looking good Roman

[Guest]

thx guys

Upper losenges are on... really tricky to put them but with little effort it's not problem.

Losenge arround cockpit and in front of cockpit I had to tailed by myself, I think they turn out pritty good

Cheers

Roman

[Vaughan]

Great job there Roman.

Vaughan

[flyjoe180]

With that lozenge pattern and the canopy work on the Ju188 you were building, your eyes must be very sore! It looks great, can't wait to see the final product.

[papa 695]

Looks good Roman and a bit of practice for when its time to do the rigging

[Guest]

WOW Roman looking pretty smart mate

mobear

[Guest]

thx guys

I have made little mistake grrrrrr

Those losengas arround cockpit have another pattern, but they must be painted out... dark green with pink spots... but now is late to fix it because I'm afraid to not ruin decals ...

but it's not to big mistake, because losenga is all plane, just painted for pilot wish... just a little bit different pattern

Any critique, adwice are welcomed

Cheers

Roman

[Guest]

my razzle sop is waiting in anticipation for this fokker,looking okay to me roman

mobear