Thank you Shota!
Model Airways Sopwith Camel 1/16 scale [COMPLETED BUILD]
Here are the pictures…I confess in advance I am not a photographer, merely a model builder! So even though pictures can make a model look better, mine probably make it look worse…ha ha! Anyway, I just tried a lot of angles and lighting to get something decent. So excuse the quality and the quantity! 
I also tried a few with a dark background to show the tension cables better…
Congratulations looking Very nice
Thank you!
The result of your build is beautiful, Dean. With nice and sharp pictures. With the white background and the double lights and double shades, let the plane come free from the ground! The black (of your kitchen) give her style. TOP!
Regards, Peter
Regards, Peter
Thank you very much Peter! I am no photographer, but I try.
Thank you!Superbe, bravo !
I’ll join with our colleagues in offering my congratulations for an amazing build. Your admirable attention to detail paired with the skills to reproduce those details at scale is to be admired. Bravo Dean!
Thank you Paul! Much appreciated, thanks for taking the time to check in! Enjoy your vacation!
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Congratulations Dean on a superb job exquisitely executed. I really like the pictures on the dark background, as I believe it offsets both cables and the light-colored wood very well. Onwards to next on the schedule!
Congratulations Dean on a superb job exquisitely executed. I really like the pictures on the dark background, as I believe it offsets both cables and the light-colored wood very well. Onwards to next on the schedule!
BRAVO - I am "in love" with this model
These are very nice kits. Great job
Thank you Heinrich! With the dark background, you get a feel for just how many tension cables and control cables there are!Mustard after the meal - that is what I am!
Thank you Uwe! I appreciate that.
Thanks!
Wow almost missed the ending! Beautiful job Dean! Your painting, weathering and antiquing skills are awesome my friend! I really enjoyed this build.
Very well done, Dean. The model is superb and deserves to be displayed accordingly. The photos are also very good. Sharp and well exposed.
Just a thought, but when photographing, say a model, using an SLR or DLSLR and you want it all in focus without going too far away from the model, is with the camera in manual mode to choose an aperture of about F22 and a shutter speed of around 2 secs, with the camera mounted on a tripod. You may want to play around with the settings to achieve the results your'e happy with. There is a discussion on depth of field in the section on photography on this site "Discuss photographing your ship" under Forums.
Trevor
Just a thought, but when photographing, say a model, using an SLR or DLSLR and you want it all in focus without going too far away from the model, is with the camera in manual mode to choose an aperture of about F22 and a shutter speed of around 2 secs, with the camera mounted on a tripod. You may want to play around with the settings to achieve the results your'e happy with. There is a discussion on depth of field in the section on photography on this site "Discuss photographing your ship" under Forums.
Trevor
Splendid, absolutely splendid. All the fine details you added make for great eye candy. Super job.