Thanks Joe, that nose cowl was getting scary!
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Very colorful!
I rather like the wood finish for the prop. Very realistic.Comment
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Great work on the decals Trey They didn't much go for camouflage in them day's did they.
Good luck with the rigging I had great fun doing my 1/72 DH2 some time backComment
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All's looking good Trey love the decals and a great recovery with the stripes.Comment
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Hi Trey
Magnificent stuff! The cockpit detail, the paint finish, the wood finish on the prop - all wonderful.
This build is actually making me want to finish the 2 Fokker 1s which are still on my bench!!!
Keep up the great work Trey, seeing this finished will most probably tip me over the edge and I'll be back in my WW1 groove!
Brilliant work
Cheer
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Thanks for all the positive comments! I 've gotten the rudder in place and started a wash to bring out some detail.Test fit of the upper wing looks promising,was worried about alignment. Rigging is on hold until the line I ordered gets here.Comment
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O.K. Trey, how many miles of masking tape did it take? Some scary painting, but up to your usual high standards. We'll done. Cheers DerekComment
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Thanks Derek! I actually used silly putty for the mask on this one,it's a lot quicker and easy to manipulate.Comment
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Lovely paint work Trey. The awesomeness continues.Comment
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Looking great TreyComment
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It looks awesome, Trey! Loving the wooden effect on the prop!!Comment
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Trey this is................ WOW superb work so far.
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That looks brilliant Trey. I've built a couple if WW1 things but nothing in this scale. Got me thinking..Comment
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Wow! That looks fabulous.
A very colourful aircraft, not so much camouflage as 'look at me!'
You've done a fabulous job with the paint work and it can't be long to the finish now?! Is there much rigging on this aircraft?
All the best
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