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Wingnut Wings' model kits

1/32 Hannover Cl. II Wingnut Wings 32079

I would like to share with you my first attempt to build a WW1 plane. It is WNW's Hannover Cl. II "White 2" , Bayerische Fliegerschule 5, as I really liked the colour scheme (and the large lozenge decals for the other versions [...]

Roland D.VI

I always wanted to build this plane. The hull made of planks in a natural color is simply stunning. At least for me. I imitated the wood by painting with oil paints. Each board separately. It can be seen in the photos of the construction. [...]

Pfalz D.IIIa

The Pfalz D.III was a German single-seat biplane fighter used during World War I primarily by German Luftstreitkräfte units. It was designed by Rudolph Gehringer and manufactured by Pfalz Flugzeugwerke. Most machines were produced in the [...]

Fokker D.VII (OAW) Seven Swabians

The Fokker D.VII was a German World War I fighter aircraft designed by Reinhold Platz of the Fokker-Flugzeugwerke. Germany produced around 3300 D.VII aircraft in the second half of 1918. In service with the Luftstreitkräfte, the D.VII [...]

Wingnut Wings' DFW C.V

This was a piece of work I'd wanted to do for some time, and as I almost knocked this model out of the cabinet recently - by accident, I should say - I decided it was time to address the undercarriage issue, as it was very unsteady and [...]

DH.9a Ninak '1F'

WNW 1:32 Tamiya paints Gaspatch RAF terminals Model Kasten rigging

Bristol F.2b Fighter

WNW 1:32 Tamiya paints Gaspatch terminals on Model Kasten rigging Proper plane turnbuckles on control cables Prop: oils over acrylic

Lindberg's Crashed Mail Plane

History Courtesy of Peck Aeroplane Restoration The DH-4 was the only U.S. manufactured aircraft to engage in combat in WW I. With the 400hp Liberty engine (the most powerful engine of its time) and a wing span of 42 1/2 feet and 30 feet [...]

Wingnut Wings Albatross D.V: The mount of Fritz Rumey and M.C. Escher's anomality

Years ago, when Wingnut Wings was in business, I received the 1/32 Albatross D.V for review. I chose the mount of Fritz Rumey with the black lines spiraling along the fuselage on white background. Instructions specified that there were two [...]

Roland VI.b, Jasta 59, 1918

WNW 1:32 . Tamiya paints and printing ink Aviattic 5 colour lozenge with oil paint weathering Gaspatch and Properplane turnbuckles and wooden finger joint decals Model Kasten rigging Prop:oils over acrylics