Albatros B.II 1/32
Some times ago I've published some images about interiors: http://imodeler.com/2018/05/albatros-b-ii/
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Some times ago I've published some images about interiors: http://imodeler.com/2018/05/albatros-b-ii/
15 additional images. Click to enlarge.
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Michel Verschuere said on July 26, 2018
Impressive piece Carlo! Just the working stand tells we're dealing with a pro here... Fabulous build!
Carlo Sette said on July 26, 2018
Thank you Michel,Im only an hobbyst 🙂
James B Robinson said on July 26, 2018
Beautiful work!
Carlo Sette said on July 26, 2018
Thank you James
Craig Abrahamson said on July 26, 2018
Now that's real "modeling"...very impressive work, sir.
Carlo Sette said on July 26, 2018
Thank you Craig
paul teixeira said on July 26, 2018
Unbelievable work, just stunning model. It is a masterpiece that is for sure.
Carlo Sette said on July 26, 2018
Thank you Paul
Greg Kittinger said on July 26, 2018
That is going to be a stunning model when finished. It looks simply excellent so far.
Carlo Sette said on July 26, 2018
Thank you Greig
Robert Weston said on July 26, 2018
Is there any chance you can do a "step by step" instruction for doing the wood grain? I'm just back into modelling and eventually I will have to tackle an Albatross and a Roland and I love the look of the wood grain on those.
Carlo Sette said on July 27, 2018
Hi Robert a step by step is too difficult. Sorry.
Robert Weston said on July 27, 2018
No problem.
Pedro L. Rocha said on July 26, 2018
What a wonderful model you’re doing there Carlo. I never used those wood grain decals but they sure are realistic. Obviously your wood painting skills are at least as good as the decal, because I assume those forward panels are painted, being full of hatches and metal parts that would make a decal application very hard.
Any WnW model in the hands of a skilful modeler is a joy to behold
Carlo Sette said on July 27, 2018
Hi Pedro, thanks for your comments. Yes all the model is made by paint, no decals for wood and lines. Only insigna decals was used.
Paul Barber said on July 26, 2018
Just wanted to add another thank you for sharing this - it is incredible! The thread pattern on the wings is brilliant. And the fuselage looks like it is made of wood, not a hint of plastic! Outstanding, Carlo.
Carlo Sette said on July 27, 2018
Thank you Paul.
Andrew Alexander said on July 26, 2018
Fabulous wood and linen! I’m loving that jig you’re using as well.
Carlo Sette said on July 27, 2018
Many thanks Andrew
Rob Pollock said on July 27, 2018
Really nice, Carlo.
Are the wings finished in the Aviatik linen-effect decals?
Carlo Sette said on July 27, 2018
Thank you Rob, fabric and wood are not a decals, but was paint using different tecnique to reproduce each textures
Dave Larsen said on July 27, 2018
Awesome build. The fabric and wood grain are vey realistic. Thumbs up.
Carlo Sette said on July 27, 2018
Thank you Dave.
Tom Cleaver said on July 27, 2018
As others have said, the fabric and wood is extremely realistic. However, I would like to know who makes those decals (being essentially lazy wherever possible).
Carlo Sette said on July 27, 2018
Thank you Tom, fabric and wood are not a decals, but was paint using different tecnique to reproduce each textures.
Artur Domanski said on August 1, 2018
Awesome