Sopwith F.1 Camel, Wingnut Wings, 1/32
Finished another Wingnut kit, actually started building it about a year and a half ago, but due to some mishaps relating to me destroying decals it sat on the shelf of doom during a year. But I couldn't leave a kit like this there so the last months I pulled myself together and finished it.
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Rob Pollock said on November 28, 2018
Good result, Daniel. I remember their Roland and the lozenge wasn’t the standard water slide stuff but needed a hairdryer to settle it. Effectively it’s a vinyl surface.
You’ve done a really nice job with this, a difficult kit.
Julio Contreras Martínez said on November 28, 2018
Asombroso el trabajo ! .Tanto el Camel como el Albatros DV son los aviones que más me gustan de la WW1,los he construido a escala 1/48 de Eduard.
La pintura y los desgastes son francamente buenos,así como la base y el piloto pero el cableado es lo que más me fascina.
No consigo en mis modelos un resultado tan bueno como el tuyo. ¿Quizás sean los materiales? .
¿ quizás las manos?.Yo utilizo hilo de nylon de 0,16 m.m. y tubo de latón para tensar las puntas pero no queda tan fino.
Sigue haciendo biplanos ...me encanta ver tus trabajos...un saludo Daniel
Matt Minnichsoffer said on November 29, 2018
We all go through those periods of frustration and self-doubt during builds. Good for you for pulling it off the shelf and finishing it. Great final result. Keep building.
Jim Harley said on November 29, 2018
Great finish! these kits are so impressive in the right hands.
Tom Cleaver said on November 29, 2018
Nice model and very nice figure.
Jeff Bailey said on November 29, 2018
Beautifully done, Daniel! I love the pilot's pose ... very lifelike.