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Love the rigging, must've taken a while to get it all done. Nice job on the weathering too, it definitely looks the way I imagine old WWI planes to look.

 

EDIT: Also noticed the roundele on the top wing showing through a bit on the bottom surface to simulate the bleed-through of light on the fabric wings. Very slick.

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You say it's not perfect but it's not too shabby either. Very nice work and I also like the hint of roundel showing through from the top of the top wing, very subtly done.

 

Duncan B

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Great work Michael, as good as WNW kits are they don’t fall together when there is so much rigging involved. It’s what makes them stand out though, and it’s a real eye-catcher on the display shelf.

 

I built this myself a while ago now and it’s still probably my favourite WW1 plane.

 

Regards

 

JA.

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Wow, all that rigging is phenomenal. That would drive me nuts if I wasn't already nuts. Can you imagine flying that baby? Not sure I would get into it. Back to the model - your build may not be perfect in your understanding, but it is superb craftsmanship indeed. One to be proud of!

 

Cheers,

Bill

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Yeah, I think that qualifies as "adequate" 😉

 

I've been wanting to attempt one of these ever since I thought it would be "death therapy" for fear of rigging!  Never been a fan of the type previously.  We modelers are a perverse bunch, aren't we?

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Consistently outstanding in every way, but the weathering and particularly the oil stains on the tail are what stand out to me.

Something to aspire to...

 

Rich

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Corrected my grammar
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On 25/07/2022 at 02:51, Michael Taylor said:

Not perfect but I haven't built the perfect one yet. Just happy to have i finished after staring at the box for years....

 

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Wow.

 

Alain

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