De Havilland DHC 3 Otter, A100-392, 1 Aircraft Trials Unit RAAF Woomera SA 1962.
1/72 Hobby craft, almost OOB, I added static dis-chargers, antennae and anti collision light, finished in MM enamel with Shine magic over Aussie decals from the spares box.
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Gábor Szabó said on May 1, 2017
Beautiful! That white finish seem sflawless! Grat! 🙂
Allan J Withers said on May 2, 2017
Thanks Gabor.
Dirk Derks said on May 1, 2017
Hello Allan,
Great finish. It most have come straight from a big overhaul.
Looks spotless. Regards, Dirk / The Netherlands.
Allan J Withers said on May 2, 2017
Thanks Dirk, the two Otters served with the RAAF from 1961 to 1967, so not very old in 1962.
Greg Kittinger said on May 1, 2017
Very nice! I don’t think I have an Otter in my stash – something I may have to remedy soon. Nice scheme you chose for this one.
Allan J Withers said on May 2, 2017
Thanks Greg, plain white looks OK !
Craig Abrahamson said on May 1, 2017
Good-lookin’ build, Allan….did all Otters have those wing fences? I don’t recall noticing them before.
Allan J Withers said on May 2, 2017
Thanks Craig, I guess so, they have on the box art !
Craig Abrahamson said on May 2, 2017
Got me to thinkin’ when I asked, so I did a Google [images] search for “DeHavilland Otter” and all the ones pictured had ’em, so I guess you’re right – they all did. Wonder why?
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on May 1, 2017
Allan, that’s a pretty scheme for the aircraft. And your decals are much better than what they give you! Don’t get to see too many Otters built, it’s a nice looking aircraft.
Allan J Withers said on May 2, 2017
Thanks Bernard.
Robert Royes said on May 1, 2017
One great looking build sir!.
Allan J Withers said on May 2, 2017
Thanks Robert.
George Williams said on May 3, 2017
Very neat work, Allan.
Allan J Withers said on May 3, 2017
Thanks George.
Ferry Dierckxsens said on May 4, 2017
That a great job. My compliments on that overall white finish.
Allan J Withers said on May 5, 2017
Thanks Ferry, welcome aboard.