Eduard 1/48 Fokker E.III Ernst Udet
Hello, everybody! Present my fresh model, made is literally for 2 weeks.
Some of the details in the model may not correspond to the photos Fokker Udet. Just at the time of construction I did not have all the necessary information. Well, next time to build more accurate)).
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Tom Cleaver said on May 17, 2013
Another model done to the Maxim-um!
Bryan W. Bernart said on May 17, 2013
Agreed. Standard setter.
jorge andres rivas krause said on May 17, 2013
What a beauty!…excellent job as usual, full of nice details, perfect paint and weathering work. Maxim been able to see your models is a pleasure, so thank you for sharing. Can you tell a bit about any aftermarket used in this build?
cheers mate
Maxim Bylkin said on May 18, 2013
From the aftermarket, I had the engine from Vector, etching of Edward and Spandau machine guns from the Master. Guns are not useful then, and I used a set of etching
John Healy said on May 17, 2013
Nice job! Did you do anything special to prevent the wings from drooping?
Charles S said on May 18, 2013
Super nice. Great work on the rigging.
Maxim Bylkin said on May 18, 2013
Thanks to all colleagues, very good to hear!
I’m sorry, just do not give a reference for building the model – http://scalemodels.ru/modules/forum/viewtopic_t_45956_start_0.html
Bill Koppos said on May 18, 2013
Fabulous work. I am especially impressed with the rigging and machine gun work. When a model can take close-up pics like that you know it’s a good one.Paint job ain’t too bad either. 🙂
Erik Wade Whipple said on May 18, 2013
The weathering is fantastic as well, may I ask what you used to create the dusty stains along the lower fuselage? Excellent Eindekker!
Maxim Bylkin said on May 19, 2013
Bill Koppos – thanks))
Erik Wade Whipple – Dust and dirt at the bottom of the fuselage I puffed a liquid mixture of sand, brown and black. Tried to put more vertical stripes alkyd enamel, is also a liquid mixture. I had little time, and so I still would fiddled with the model.
Editor said on May 19, 2013
I’ll agree with the others – the finish and overall sense of detail are spectacular. It is hard to imagine that a model of this quality has been created in only in two weeks.
Maxim Bylkin said on May 19, 2013
Here in Russia in May, the big holidays – from 1 to 12 May))
bob mack said on May 19, 2013
you never cease to amaze