Very nice indeed Ian. The rigging and the checkerboard paint job really set it off.
Ian M's De Havilland Tiger Moth. Airfix 1/48 (papa 695's Bi-plane GB)
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Thanks chaps. I have three others in the stash that I am now not so scared of attacking... I mean building. Hmm we will see.Comment
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Having just got the 1/72 version of the kit, but NOT with these markings, I might just do this scheme as a paint job. 32 Squadron, 1932, yes? Which would make it one of the first Tiger Moths in RAF serviceComment
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Roden SE5a built two already not a bad kit.
Actually it says on the destructions that its from the RAF aerobatic display team from the Shuttleworth collection 2018...Comment
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Totally missed this beauty Boss. WnW Excellent work and the rigging looks great too!!! WnW Interesting colors and will look really nice sitting next to the Coo Coo Cachoo on the shelf. WnW
BTW Ian, your link to the build in the beginning of this post, only brings you back to the top of this post and not the build... WnW
Prost
AllenLife's to short to be a sheep...Comment
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Interesting about the Shuttleworth Scheme. So many 'planes there Airfix can use! My Gladiator is theirs, the scheme based on Sailor Malan's Hendon display in, um, 1937? That also answers why your Moth has the anti-spin strakes not initially fitted. Have to check back on your build to see, if like my 1/72 job, you have to do major surgery on the rear fuselage to fit the strakes pieceComment
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Totally missed this beauty Boss. WnW Excellent work and the rigging looks great too!!! WnW Interesting colors and will look really nice sitting next to the Coo Coo Cachoo on the shelf. WnW
BTW Ian, your link to the build in the beginning of this post, only brings you back to the top of this post and not the build... WnW
Prost
Allen
Looking forward to those others, being part way through my SE.5A, and with a couple of Aeroclub silver wings pending (Audax and Gloster Grebe). I've an Amodel Gauntlet too, to do a Mk.II, which might just compensate for the Pegasus one I did WAAAY back, and cheated on (engine and cockpit covers as I'd done no detailng)
Interesting about the Shuttleworth Scheme. So many 'planes there Airfix can use! My Gladiator is theirs, the scheme based on Sailor Malan's Hendon display in, um, 1937? That also answers why your Moth has the anti-spin strakes not initially fitted. Have to check back on your build to see, if like my 1/72 job, you have to do major surgery on the rear fuselage to fit the strakes piece
The two aeroclub kits have been in the stash ages, part of a project... still not done! lol Looking at them the detail on the fuselage is rather soft and fuzzy. Not a huge problem just dont fancy it right now. As for the Gauntlet there are other options now... we will see.
Cheers chaps
I am quite humbled by the positive comments and likes. Thank you all most kindly..
Oh Allen. I saw the little subliminal text in you post you naughty boy! lol.Comment
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