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Hello everyone.

 

Here's my latest - Wingnut Wings excellent Le Rhone engined Camel, featured in the latest issue of Model Airplane International.

 

Haris

 

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Hello Haris and all. I love the work you've done. Im slowly getting into WW1 aircraft. I only have a lonely 1/72nd Sopwith Camel as of right now. Planning on several more and i've just added another camel to my list of "to do's." If you dont mind i think i will have to duplicate this scheme as i find it particularly interesting.

 

Dennis

Posted

Totally agree with others, Haris -

 

A very nicely weathered and finished Camel.  Are you going to try another WNW kit?

 

Regards

 

Dave

Posted

Wonderful build and finish.

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2 hours ago, Epeeman said:

Totally agree with others, Haris -

 

A very nicely weathered and finished Camel.  Are you going to try another WNW kit?

 

Regards

 

Dave

Hello Dave.

 

I've built a few - visit my site https://harisali.co.uk/. Thanks for the kind words.

 

Haris

Posted

Really nice Camel there, love the blue scheme too

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Hi! 

This is a really great model.

I am planning to build the same aircraft from the WNW kit, and have a question for you, regarding the windshield.

You used the single piece windshield. In the instructions it says to use the split one, where the image also shows the aldis sight in place. (According to the instructions, this aircraft didn't have the aldis sight, however)

Do you have more information on this issue, or did you just reason that it wouldn't make any sense to have the split windshield when no aldis sight is installed?

 

Thank you for your help,

Markus

Posted

Fab-u-lous! Looks lovely, if I was going to get any of the WNW kits it would be that boxing. Well done! 🙂

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