KevinM

Are you going to play with the wood grain on the fuse Guy?I know of stencils and have for the 1/32 I got from Radu for the WNW kit of this crate I have.I am close to finishing on mine just lolling around you might say.

The AM barrels will look the part better in the long everything else looks good from here

Bump?has she crossed the finish line?

OK! Brother don'tt hog all the glory []got that little rascal in the stash also.Looking good I do not try the wood grain in 1/48 will I did but it sucked.I am not doing any eyelets either stretchie string or stretched sprue?You are right these little kits are fun and entertaining.

The upper lozenges have some wrinkles here and there and gaps but from a very short distance all is good.I have put on the side decals,started the tail and finished the last of the strut supports for the wings.

2X post

Looks like the real deal Peter

That's exactly the same idea I am working towards Guy.

Here is where I am right now Peter.I was thinking of asking Guy where he has his post "finished" we start a thread for 1/48 WWI builds "completed" kinda like a running group build I have like five more in the stash.The lozenge decals are far from perfect my first rodeo to say the bottoms came out much smoother live/learn.I will accent with some in browns methinks not much rigging on this one I am into 12/15 hrs ATTM..

I read somewhere to Peter that alot of that depended on what manufacturing line they came off of and it's so much right on the tip of my brain who did the dark/bronze green.

That looks really Nice Peter is that a grey anti=glare panel? I have one grey also and questions were raised about that my answer it's the color they show.

Now if that is not started are only a little and an He-111 I think I have a landfill in my backyard?????????

Thanks Peter taking a small break/incursion into a WWI Fokker DVII ATTM the lozenge wings are interesting.

That mottling looks spot on looking very Nice Sir

Jeroen you do some really Nice Work with an attention to details from your research to produce a prolific example of the real thing.Me like many on the forum are just builders when your build is on the table.

I think the poor fella just went ...plum..plum.......MAD!!

Carl that's a sasweeeet looking Crate you have going there.

Catching up John and Looking Splendid Sir that SOD is no match for some I see

Thanks for the video Jeroen it shows so much a complicated flap arrangement for sure and you may of stated elsewhere but I imagine they will be deployed?

Looking good/Nice Rob just wish I could get more excited about the cars but having been in the industry for 40+ years well.............

I have this one in the cabinet Ralph built it probably 25 years ago?I put a small electric engine with a switch and a potentiometer looked realistic with a slow turn.I am thinking do the same with my Tamy Mustang while in flight on the stand.

You do Nice Work Mark when it comes to weathering esp.

Well your boys learned history then so many today do not as to the LHS changing it is what it is.I remember a HS in Pensacola that was like a warehouse went one time belong to an ole navy fella if not mistaken.It was the biggest HS I had ever been in he closed due to the internet when I went back some years later for a second visit.

I like the looks of that Peter esp. the fact of no AM for the pit needed.

You should build that one with the Eduard AM a frigg'in Nice Kit!!