Wingnut Wings' LVG C.VI
This build shows my LVG C.VI in the markings of FAA233 in the closing months of WW1. One of the earliest WnW kits, it builds up into a very nice model and I like the contrast of camouflage, lozenge and black and white panels as well as the temporary inclusion of two crew figures.
The model was completed as part of the 'Great War...' group build here - https://imodeler.com/groups/the-great-war-a-tribute-to-those-who-served/forum/topic/wingnuts-wings-lvg-c-vi/, and a video is also available here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0LRF8HiDzs - should you wish to see more of the construction process. Thanks for taking time to look in... ;-).
Fantastic job and superb result, Paul!
Your build thread was a joy to follow.
Congratulations!
Thanks, Spiros... it's very smart looking in the cabinet. Glad you enjoyed the video... ;-).
Wow, this is just gorgeous, Paul @paulh. A very impressive build!
Hi, Felix... thank you for looking in, and I appreciate your comments... ;-).
Some beautiful detail work, and a great result - well done!
Hi, Greg... thank you. Painting the text was a bit scary, but everything worked out well. I appreciate your comments... ;-).
Superb work, Paul. Very nice for the GB!
Thanks, David, for your kind comments... ;-).
Impressive work, Paul. A super result.
Thank you, Tom. I'm pleased you like the end result... ;-).
Always love seeing this WWI camp pattern. You executed it flawlessly. Great build.
Hi, Matt... thank you. Yes, the camouflaged fuselage came up well, and I like the contrast with the lozenge pattern. It's a bit different from the norm, with many of this type of aircraft being left in their varnished wood finish.
It's a great looking model Paul, enjoyed following the build.
Thanks, Ian... it was good to have you along on this one. Thanks for your comments... ;-).
Nice work, Paul. I have one of those lingering half built in its box.
John, thanks very much. It's a fine kit with few problems, in my experience. Perhaps we can look forward to you completing yours and seeing it on these pages. I'm sure you will do a good job, too... ;-).
This one looks really nice, Paul @paulh
It was a pleasure following the building process, very learningful.
Thanks again, John - much appreciated ;-).
Nice job, Paul
Thank you, Gary. Pleased you like the outcome... ;-).
Impressive work, that's a real beauty.
Thanks very much, Chas... ;-).
Absolutely beautifully done work. I love these colorings.
Hi, Milan... thanks for your kind comment - much appreciated ;-).