Nieuport 10 HRmodel 1:72
HRmodel previously released set Nieport-X resin. Purchased by me set of plastic, which is somewhat simplified assembly. Prototype - aircraft Nieuport 10 Dux factory 1st Naval Fighter Detachment, in August 1919. All aircrafts of the company officer names and nicknames were assigned. Nickname Floret formed - flowered.
When assembling the model used:
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Hood, wheels and windscreen frame of a set of Eduard Nieuport-17 (23)
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Motor SmallStuff,
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Modified form of elevators,
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The screw is made of layers of colored paper on epoxy.
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Made decals.
8 additional images. Click to enlarge.
George Williams said on September 4, 2016
Hi Pavel, it's beautiful, but why have you published this in "Uncategorised", surely it should be in aviation?
Editor said on September 4, 2016
Applied some editorial power to fix that 🙂
Jeff Groves said on September 4, 2016
Beautiful work and a stunning model. Your extra touches have made it unique.
Rob Pollock said on September 4, 2016
Lovely job, Pavel.
IT Lahtinen said on September 4, 2016
Cute looking little model. Nice wood & other materials. Very clean rigging (I need an easy tutorial for these, please). Brave move to put reference photo & own model side by side - it really shows how good your model is. Hopefully one day I have nerves to try biplane.
Terry Schuler said on September 4, 2016
Pavel, Excellent workmanship. You've managed to turn a rather blah paint scheme into something very attractive. Well Done
Robert Royes said on September 4, 2016
Another fine build sir.
Craig Abrahamson said on September 4, 2016
Yes...another fine build indeed. Rigging a 72nd biplane is beyond my capabilities (I wouldn't even TRY it). 🙁
And looking at yours reinforces my thinking. Fabulous work, sir.
Gábor Szabó said on September 4, 2016
Beautiful work!
Paulo Castro said on September 4, 2016
Beautiful work indeed.
I was particular impressed that you have scratch build the propeller using paper. How do you do that?
Cheers
Pavel Aparin said on September 5, 2016
How to make a screw, see here:
http://scalemodels.ru/articles/7524-kak-sdelat-mnogoslojjnyjj-vint-dlja-ljubogo-masshtaba.html
Tom Cleaver said on September 4, 2016
Very nice!
California Steve said on September 4, 2016
I have never used the word perfect before. But this is a perfect representation of the prototype. Well done Pavel.
California Steve
Allan J Withers said on September 5, 2016
Yes another lovely example of your modeling skills Pavel.
Greg Kittinger said on September 6, 2016
You are a master, plain and simple!
Mike Grant said on November 3, 2019
Beautifully done.