About this Group
The de Havilland Aircraft Company Limited was formed on 25 september 1920. Geoffrey de Havilland designed aircraft before that date, and to fully celebrate the 100 years of the company, designs by his hand from those early years will be included in this Group.
Also included are the planes of De Havilland Canada and de Havilland Australia.
The Group will run for a full year, closing date 26 september 2021, and any model that is not entirely finished as of today can be included. In order to be able to track any submissions in headlines, please tag them DH100GB for ease of finding them later.
It is encouraged to post in-progress posts in the GB, but if you prefer a single post with a few in-progress pictures and a brief description will do.
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- Public Group
- Total participants:
- 35
- Most recent activity:
- 2 hours, 2 minutes ago
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Recent activity in this group
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Looking great, my friend @kalamazoo!
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Thanks George, .3 mm
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My Gosh Allan, what size drill bits are you using?
The rigging and technique both looks great! -
Thank you Spiros, a little touch up done, needs more !!
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Always surprising us with yet another ingenious technique, my friend @kalamazoo!!!
Looking great (and, of course, technique copied!) -
Rigging done, a bit of cleaning up needed !!
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Airfix distribution in the US is pretty tardy too. I got lucky with this one.
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Nice work here – you inspire me to pull out mine.
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John @j-healy, Thanks for sharing the build here – I’ll be strapped in to follow. Strangely the Danish importer of Airfix still haven’t got any – I just put one on backorder and they guess on delivery in 7-8 […]
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That is one good looking tiger Paul @paulwoodyvanacker! That bright color really makes it a joy to look at IMHO. Thank you for sharing the nice result.
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This is such a winderful entry, my friend @j-healy!
The Airfix kit looks great, your chosen scheme, with the interesting story behind it, makes it even greater! A true survivor that made it well into WWII, only […] -
This looks truly amazing, Paul @paulwoodyvanacker! A different Tiger Moth, for sure! A most beautiful one, might I add!
Thanks for participating in this great GB, only wishing you might have joined the GB upon […] -
Beautiful! Nice work, Paul. I just started my Tiger Moth and came really close to doing that scheme!
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I finally got a start at this great little kit. The only that has held me back since I bought it last summer was an inability to choose a scheme. There’s just so many great ones for this plane. I was leaning t […]
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Hello all,
For the group build, I have my Airfix Tiger Moth, painted in civilian markings from Scotland in the 1950s. I wanted to go for something different, and love the orange colour.
All the best
Paul. -
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This is a rather long fuselage @fiveten, not like @kalamazoo‘s Fokker in “movies”, so I tought it a bit safer to add some guides. I have a few days at work, and I think I have to get some of the other builds […]
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Thanks Spiros, I’m glad some one is looking forward to rigging !! —————-
Thanks Erik, they are different !! -
The Albatross is starting to take shape, my friend @airbum!
Love your plasticard guides, as well.
Looking forward to your interior solution. -
I found this picture on several web-sites, showing how the interior might have looked (the Valom resin is cast exactly like this)
At least it is one way of doing it, and the resin available may save a lot […]
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