JeroenPeters

Real real nice. Is that the Vector detail set you used to open the gun bay?

Thnx for sharing! What was up with the short shot? Is that a common flaw with this kit?

The Attacker is one plane I'd love to build. How cool would it look next to the Meteor??? Can't wait to see some progress pics on that...

Aaaaah.... you've opened the box. So now you're hooked! Great upgrades you've got there. I'm sure this will be good. Will u be going to the Flanders show next weekend? Cheers, Jeroen

That is way cool! More pics please

That looks great. Nice and worn. You sure know how to make an entrance. For someone that only just came back to the hobby you sure know your materials. Groet, Jeroen

Let me tell you: you wasted some valuable time with lurking by the look of things since it looks like you've got this modeling thing down! Really nice start. I'd love to tackle a TBM one day. Huge kit...

Welcome! Bring it on!! Groet, Jeroen

Wow! Well you know I just love this build of yours. Really lovely finish. AND! I just love the photo of your cat walking on front legs!!

Ooohh..... wow... You don't see this often. Really nice. And man.. what a relief to see a non-chipped japanese plane for a change!!!!! Great work.

Danny! How are you? Finally finished work on the house and found your way back to the bench? Great subject, model and AM sets... Following this!

Yup! That's the one I saw on Facebook and THAT's the reason I asked you to join our forum Flip! Flippin' amazing!!!

YYAAAYY! HABBY B-DAY! Have a Vimto on me. Or Cava. Or some other bubbly drink!! Cheers!

Thnx Kev, I'm going full throttle on this build again now the DVII is finished.

Hi guys, Here are some up close and personal shots of the Gloster Meteor Mk.8 as can be seen at the Aviodrome Museum in the Netherlands. A place taken over by screaming kids, but this allows one to crawl under the planes to take photo's for you guys, since the guards are too busy minding the kids. So here goes: Not the missing wooden flanges on the engine intakes: Airbrakes: Fuselage: Gear: Nose wheel well: And this is about where the battery of my phone died...

Thnx Rick! I uploaded the finished build here: http://forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/2267-fokker-dvii-fok-jasta-18-hans-schultz/

Thnx guys, Much appreciated. I did make some pretty dumb mistakes though and was glad to be able to fix them. If I build another (i mean when) I'll make sure not to make them again. Cheers, Jeroen

Hi Guys, Here's my latest Wingnutter. Took me some time, mainly caused by stupid mistakes I made during construction. I added: • HGW full detail set • Bob's Buckles • Gaspatch turnbuckles • Old Propellor Lozenge • Doug Craner Wooden prop • One Steven Robson spoked wheel • EZ line • Radio Radiotor Mesh • Gaspatch Anemometer Construction can be found here: http://forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/1225-wnw-fokker-dvii-fok/ Special thanks to James for kicking my ass into gear every single day Together with a piece of fabric from a Fokker DVII that flew in the movie Hell's Angels (Thanks Cees!!) Cheers, Jeroen

You don't see these kits get built a lot. Lovely subject and crisp start! Can't wait till Silver Wings release the Fokker DXXI.. Following this!

Dang!! That's some great work! Nice going on the landing light too. But indeed: what kind of repairs? Inaccuracies or moulding issues? Cheers, Jeroen

Hi Cruzz, That is one sweet build!! Looks superb to me. Could you please post it in 'completed builds'?

Thnx for this Mike! Looks like another solid Hasegawa release. Add some Eduard et voila! Great review.

Great review and great kit. Just eyeballed Cees' build up close and can't get over the quality.

Wow!! That looks sweet. Just love seeing dutch roundels on a meteor. Sweet...

That's a deal! Can i send to the von Buckle residence?