World War I
The WWI Database at iModeler
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Fokker E II
Eduard 1/48
Wing Nut Wings (WNW): 1/32 Bristol F.2B Fighter
Despite being in awe of the WW1 fighters I had stayed away from building them for many years due to the lack of decent kits in my preferred scale of 1/32, as well as, the inherent challenges of the breed. Then I heard of this fantastic, [...]
1/48 Aviatik Berg D.1
1/48 Sierra Scale Models Aviatik Berg D.1, markings for Frank Linke-Crawford. Lozenge decals by Americal-Gryphon.
I did this one a long time ago. My first successful vac form kit (in my opinion). It was also my first attempt at spoke [...]
1/48 Eduard Pfalz D-III
The most unlucky kit!
1/48 Eduard Pfalz D-III with decals from the Glencoe kit.
While building this one, the control stick broke at least three or four times. The decals shattered and I had to buy another kit to get a complete set (though [...]
Mark IV male "Hyacinth", Tamiya 1/35
I tried to build some technique. I chose an icon in the world of tanks.
Mark IV male.
Building purely out of the box, complemented by some little things I found at home. Gypsum casting washer + wood plank, barbed wire is made of etched set [...]
RAF Museum, Hendon, LONDON – part one
Raining all day here in London so I paid a visit to the RAF Museum, which has something of a visit to an old friend about it. This post focuses on WW1 for those Wing nuts out there. I've highlighted some of my favourites with some random [...]
1/48 Testors Nieuport Type 17 C.1
Last winter, I dug my one and only World War One build out of the cabinet, and thought, what the heck, take some pics of the old girl. It has never been photographed before, and it looks pretty rough in many ways. It is the ancient [...]
Thought I'd share this, it's an accidental photo,
The reflections are of other club members models at a meeting, but the effect is kinda neat.
German camouflage of WW 1 at Deutsches Technikmuseum
As Wingnut Wings is pumping out beautiful models for all interested in airplanes of World War 1 era, it might be of some interest to see how they actually looked like. Or at least what the colours were like. I found some photos from the [...]
