The rigging looks superb, John @j-healy

The more I see this approach to rigging, the more I like it. I don't do biplanes often, but when I do, the rigging is always a challenge and I am definitely open to other approaches for this particular task.

Hi Carl. It’s simple and durable. I’ve also used EZLine but really prefer this method for the aforementioned reasons. I don’t try to replicate turnbuckles in this scale because they usually look overscale and quiet frankly I don’t have the eyesight or skills to do them reasonably well.

Hi, George. While the SS wire is my preferred method, EZline does have its uses. I use it for antennas and sometimes on complicated exposed control cables. This Airfix Tiger Moth was completely rigged with EZline, including the control cables. It was a lot easier to use on those control runs and I felt it looked lighter for the rigging wires on such a small plane. Good luck on the Fokker! Looking forward to seeing it take shape.

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You’re doing some wonderful work here. The more I look at your kits and see how nice they look I get super motivated to get busy with my 1/32 scale versions of the same aircraft.

Wow. I’m especially impressed with your rigging on the Siemens Schuckert D-III. The Fokker will be a lot easier for sure.

That’s a nice looking Tiger Moth as well.

The SSW is done and posted on the main page. Thanks for following along! Fokker Finish next.

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Congratulations, my friend @j-healy! Looks awesome at the headlines!