[Sopwith Camel parts illustration - EXCLUSIVE LSM/WNW Fans]

17 hours ago, Ian m holmes said:

I got now as well but i need to know if anyone elses sprues are bent ie: the ends are going up so there not flat on the serfice.

Interesting,  I bought two, the USAS and the Br.1 and both have that very same sprue bent.  

[Ju-88C-2 "4D+FH" Finished!]

Jeroen,

  Quite impressive building skills you have.   Your kit is a treat to the eye as  imitates a nice representation of the original 88.

 

 

[HK Do335 Night fighter]

Gents,

I hope I'm still able to participate.  As you may have noticed, most of the build pictures are located at the Work in progress and completed models forums.

[Kinetic F-86F-40 Nato Sabre Question]

Hello,

There were two Mks of -86s in the Luftwaffe, Mk 5 and 6. West Germany received 75 Mk 5s in 1957-1958.  All were ex RCAF and were assigned to Waffenschule 10, training school to get pilots familiar with the type.  About 225 Mk 6 were delivered to West Germany and some were modified or retrofitted with slated wings to improve slow airspeed maneuverability. All Luftwaffe's Sabres were painted in NATO fashion of RAF colors: Dark Green, Dark Sea Gray and Medium Sea Gray. The only difference is that the second batch of -86s had the upper colors more or less switched, Gray instead of green and vice versa. 

I hope this help.

 

 

 

 

[Hasegawa fw 190 A8 Walther Dahl JG 300]

Nice job on the kit. Is it difficult to utilize the RB riveter? I have been wanting to try it but I am abut of a chicken hahaha.

[Speed build Hasegawa Tony]

Still Day 5,

I spend about three hours on the Tony today, but it was worth it. 

 

 

 

[Speed build Hasegawa Tony]

20 minutes ago, coolboxx said:

Epic, fast, smart, neat, kool, love it.. 

Thanks!

[Speed build Hasegawa Tony]

Day 5, Saturday:

More painting.

 

 

 

 

[Speed build Hasegawa Tony]

Day 4, Wednesday:

Not much done today, just painting the prop and yellow markings on wings.

About 10-12 hours of work.

 

 

 

 

[Speed build Hasegawa Tony]

Thanks Guys.  The fact that this kit is one of the easiest I have ever worked on helps significantly.  Also, I did not used all the PE parts of the eduard set, as I wanted to make it simple.

 

[Speed build Hasegawa Tony]

Day 3, Saturday:

 

[Speed build Hasegawa Tony]

Day 2, Tuesday:

 

 

 

 

[Speed build Hasegawa Tony]

A little more than a week ago I finished a 1/32 HK Do335.  It was a more or less nine month long deal mostly working on it.  I wanted to build something quick and not OOB to see if I can do it.  So far so good.

Day 1, Monday:

 

[Do335 Nightfighter]

Gents, I truly appreciate your comments.  Thank you.

[1/32 HK Dornier Do335 B-2 converted to a B-6]

Thanks guys for your kind words.

[Do335 Nightfighter]

I have just completed what was supposed to be a quick build but it took me nine months.

 

 

 

 

 

[1/32 HK Dornier Do335 B-2 converted to a B-6]

Done!

[rigging wnw sopwith camel]

Hello,

I am puzzled about the rigging on a camel also, but if you zoom the era photographs you will notice the turnbuckles on the rigging.

[Big As MAZ]

You are the most fantastic modeller I ever had the chance to admire.

 

Paulo

[1:24 Hawker Typhoon Mk.Ib car-door]

Whatever was wrong with the kit you surely corrected it. It looks very nice.

[rigging wnw sopwith camel]

You are welcome.  I will start on my camel as soon as I can.

[rigging wnw sopwith camel]

Hello, this are some of the pictures I'll use as reference.

[Finally!!! WNW Camels]

13 hours ago, DannyVM said:

Nice to see you got them safe at your home. They look great.

 

Greetz

 

Danny

I had some issues with the Weta guys but fortunately Sprue Brothers came to the rescue.

[Finally!!! WNW Camels]

They arrived today.

[Big As MAZ]

Holy skills Batman!