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Hi fellow modellers,

 

I'm going to try a ww1 bi-plane... a first for me. Mr Ralph Sarc... it's your fault really, your attitude and joy of building rubbs of!

 

I'm thinking I have some of the best builders around here and hope you'll come with pointers and tips to help me out.. I won't use any aftermarket stuff except maybe decals... when I figure out what I want to depict.

 

Any how, here it goes.

 

cheers

 

Ted

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Good on you!

If I recall correctly the Nieuprt has an a-symmetric fuse just behind the engine and the Academy kit has not. Master casters (again I believe) do some resin upgrades, mastered by Derek Bradshaw. Might be worth taking a look at. I'm still waiting for WnW to tackle the whole Nieuport series with the Nieuport 28 as my favorite.

 

Cheers,

Jeroen

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Aha! Yes- seems like a good plan!

 

She' ll be my confidence builder before other more complex kits..

 

I'm dreaadding the rigging and fiddle bits:P

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Calming words guys:)

 

It's more how to make them look good..

 

I trying to frenchup the kits engine... need it more "twistin" and bussy

 

Ted

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Hi Ted. You'll be fine with this. The rigging is straightforward and the kit as well. Look forward to following along. May even dig my Academy Nieuport 17 out as well!

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Hi Aaron,

 

I found a Polish site (I think) that have good piccies, however there seems to be more than one type of cowling- you in the know?

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Hi Aaron,

 

I found a Polish site (I think) that have good piccies, however there seems to be more than one type of cowling- you in the know?

Sorry not that knowledgeable I'm afraid. Link to the Polish site would be nice though for a bit of reference.

 

Aaron

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