Amodel 1/32 Nieuport-XI
Hello! Represented his a fresh model, Nieuport-11 from the company Amodel. Not a very good cast, but decent the copy. Color option is selected a typical airplane construction plant Dux, about 1916.
Everyone enjoy!
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Simply outstanding Maxim. As usual the overall finish is pretty close to being unbelievable.
Didn't know Amodel offered 1/32nd kits.
Amodel produces more Nieuport-16, and under the name Avis produces Fokker E-V
Maxim...you WW1 stringer-types are awesome. Your XI is special...the finish takes on a level of realism rarely seen in a model a/c. Wonderful work.
This is supposed to be "...not very good..." ? I can't tell. Yet another excellent build, Maxim...as are all your previous examples.
That is a very nicely done plane! I have a soft spot for Russian Nieuports and yours is really good.
Another great build Maxim! Impressive work and a joy to look at. Thanks for sharing.
Great job! Superb!
Best regards, Vlad
Beautiful model. Whatever you want to say about the kit, I can tell you it obviously makes up better than the Special Hobby 1/32 Nieuport 11.
It is true, of Nieuport Speсial Hobby much inferior Amodel for authenticity (copy?)
Amazing build and finish Maxim. Very appropriate too given the 100 anniversary of WW1.
Thanks to all colleagues for such flattering comments!))
`Gorgeous plane, I especially like the fuselage staining!
Stunning Maxim, not a lot more to be added.
A very well done.
As usual, Maxim, you take an 'average' kit and make it something special. Well done.
Mxim, you are an amazing talent-great detail and perspective, this Nieuport-XI is really a beautiful model. Many thanks for posting!
Another magnificent model from you!
Thank you, colleagues, I am very pleased!
Maxim,
You are a master. I have enjoyed everyone of your posts.
Excellent, stunning work !
maxim, can you please give me some info on weathering techniques - material used and how applied. love the dux nieuport covered this type in my book on the imperial Russian air service
Hello, Alan! Firstly, thanks for your book on the Russian aviation)).
According to the model - here's a link to its construction, you can find something interesting for yourself. And he better to see once than to read a hundred times)).
http://scalemodels.ru/modules/forum/viewtopic_t_51356_start_140.html
A painted model as follows:
1 Pre-shading- dark brown in the corners, joints, ribs.
2 lower wing surface - disguised ribs ribs and blew out the entire model base color (the base layer - acrylic Tamiya XF-16, plus a little light gray and brown). Then he took off his mask and blew another base color so that the ribs were a little seen.
3 Post-shading - the upper surfaces of the wings, the allocation of the ribs.
4 Coating wood - the front part of the fuselage and strut. Base - spray Deck Tan, the tree - Tamiya enamel on top of everything is fixed Clear Orange.
5 Decals
6 varnish layer - Futura plus Microscale
7 Dry brush - on faces, different shades of brown
8 Filter - Tamiya alkyd enamel, mainly the fuselage. The technology is very similar to the color of armor;).
9 And the final touch - blow somewhere Smoke from Tamiya- dirt, soot, exhaust. Оn wheels - pigment.
Something like this, for sure it was something else, I do not remember now))
maxim,
thanks for comment on book. I really enjoyed that project very much. wanted to honor all those wonderful world war one Russian aviators. too little written about them. I hope you will build some more 19th or 7th corps aircraft one day- so many wonderful pilots , or perhaps a sikorsky bomber , or grigorovich naval type
Sure I will)) At this point in the Morane L, 32 scale, the 30th KAO.