Airfix 1:72 De Havilland DH.82a Tiger Moth

[Guest]

That must make building WW1 aircraft a bit tricky !

Oh, I don’t know …

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But yeah, I think I’ve actually completed two biplane models in my life, one the Matchbox Supermarine Walrus 30+ years ago and the other, the Revell Spad XIII a few months back. I intend to finish the Matchbox Handley Page Heyford that I’ve mostly built ages ago — hopefully someday soon

[colin m]

Oh, I don’t know …

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But yeah, I think I’ve actually completed two biplane models in my life, one the Matchbox Supermarine Walrus 30+ years ago and the other, the Revell Spad XIII a few months back. I intend to finish the Matchbox Handley Page Heyford that I’ve mostly built ages ago — hopefully someday soon :smiling3:

See, biplanes are great, two wings for the price of one !

[flyjoe180]

Fantastic build Colin, that's a real beauty

[Vaughan]

Colin another one I've missed. I love the detail the rigging looks great. How people build at this scale always amazes me. I haven't got the patients or the eye sight to even consider building one of these. A great build and one to be very proud of:thumb2:

[colin m]

Colin another one I've missed. I love the detail the rigging looks great. How people build at this scale always amazes me. I haven't got the patients or the eye sight to even consider building one of these. A great build and one to be very proud of:thumb2:

Thanks Vaughan. Funny thing was, it was a pig to photograph. But I've just read how you do it on your Me 262 thread. Hopefully I'll get near your standard soon.

[Vaughan]

To be honest your photos have come out very well using a black background helps to show up the detail.