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It's been so long since I posted that I've had to create a new account. Anyway, I'll take the opportunity while I still have my memory to post a few completed builds of WWI stuff I've completed over the last couple of years. Work keeps me busy so not as much time for builds as I would like. As ever, the Wingnut kits go together with no fuss at all.
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I bought this kit in November 2018 at Telford the first year that Wingnuts attended. TheY brought with them a selection of kits some of which were damaged and this is one of them. It was about half the retail price at the time. It was marked WD on the box and on closer inspection it did have a crack in one fuselage side but not much else. This is the cracked fuselage side with a lot of stress bends. Here are the contents of the box with the box with the three A4 sheets of lozenge decals. This will be a pleasure to do and am looking forward to it and so will take my time. Let’s face it I am not going to be doing another one of these now.
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Here is the latest build and it was very enjoyable. The colours were very interesting as it was all conjecture from black and white photographs. The undercarriage on the Wingnut kits still continues to worry me as they are very fragile. Here is the colour scheme I chose with the alternate red rudder. -
A very enjoyable build only made tricky by me making a bit of a mistake under the front panels. This lead in turn to some difficulty in fitting them.
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G'day All, This is my representation of the Wingnut Wings SE.5a "Hisso" as operated by 6 Sqn AFC in 1918. I didn't aim to have it finished on ANZAC Day but its a most appropriate day to do so. Built OOB except for the strap on the Lewis gun mag. All rigging was done using EZ Line. All painted with a hairy stick using Humbrol and Tamiya paints. I had a couple of goes doing the prop and I'm happy with it now. Not sure if the Bowden cable for the Lewis gun is that accurate but I will do me. Oh and if you don't break and re-attach the rudder at least 5 times...........well you are not trying hard enough!! Regards, Devo
