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Roden model kits

Roden's Fokker D.VI in 1/32 scaleLt.d.Reserve Josef Filbig, Jasta 80b, western front, summer 1918.

My latest WW1 model is this challening but rather smart Fokker D.VI model. The main points of contention were the lower wing and the undercarriage struts. I added some framing into the fuselage as well as additional non-model parts [...]

Heinkel He 111 G & L subtypes: Roden/Hasegawa-merged builds

Hi, guys... these are two of my older kits from between 15 and 18 years ago, which I refurbished recently. They comprise parts from the Roden He111B/Hasegawa He111P kit for the G variant with the DB600 series inline engines, and the [...]

Early He-111s

I’ve always wanted a He-111B Pedro to go with my SCW collection. I’ve been kicking myself for not getting the Cutting Edge conversion for the Monogram kit eons ago. The reviews I’ve read by builders of the Roden 1:72 kit sounded [...]

Fokker D. VI, 1:32, Roden, Lt. Kurt Seit, Jasta 80, 5 victories

So I found a little more time to finish this kit before the end of the year, which was sitting unfinished in the closet for a long time due to very bad, unusable decals. I ended up using HGW decals and my home made. Completely redesigned [...]

WWI Smorgasbord

Merry Christmas! Been on a biplane kick lately. Can't claim they're all anywhere near perfect. The DH 2 was a particular challenge! I don't think the rigging on these was done the same twice. It's a mixture of 0.15mm fly leader, 0.2mm [...]

PKZ-2, Petroczy - Karman - Zurovec.

1/72 Roden, "finished" for the Valeriy Grygorenko memorial build in 2022.

Sopwith 2F1 "Ships Camel"

Sopwith 2F1 Camel "Ships Camel" ГОТОВО

Roden Albatros D.III (OAW) 1/32

After reading Hemingways A farewell to arms I got inspired to build a WWI aircraft. I chose the Albatros and painted it in the Jasta-scheme. The first part of the build was really enjoyable, even more because of the Quinta Studio [...]

A revolution dressed in corrugated metal: Hugo Junkers ‘tin donkey’ D.1

Whichever of the numerous stories associated with Hugo Junkers‘ amazing life and work you take in, you can be sure of one impression: whether as an Aachen professor of thermodynamics, entrepreneur, innovator in aircraft and aircraft [...]

Spad VII C1, 1:32, Roden, Adj. Didier Masson, 124 Esc. 1 victory

The SPAD S.VII was the first successful design of a series of biplane fighters produced by the Société Pour L'Aviation et ses Dérivés (SPAD) during the First World War. Like its successors, the S.VII was renowned as a sturdy and robust [...]