Thank you Adi!
The kit was so basic that I was initially worried, but in the end, with a little help from some spare parts and decals it became something nice.
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The kit was so basic that I was initially worried, but in the end, with a little help from some spare parts and decals it became something nice.
I just ordered more 1/72 scale aircraft for my collection:
Bristol Bulldog
Fokker E.IV (ww1)
Junkers D1 (ww1)
Vultee Vengeance Mk.II (ww2)
Back to painting the clock.
Next I will start my Sopwith Camel F1.3 Comic, which was a night fighter to defend against nighttime air raids. So the guns were on the wing to prevent muzzle flash from blinding the pilot, there were some running lights and the cockpit was moved backwards to help with reloading the guns. Those were the main differences verses the standard F1 Camel. The moving of the cockpit being the biggest difference that moved the CG and made it fly differently.
Bristol Bulldog
Fokker E.IV (ww1)
Junkers D1 (ww1)
Vultee Vengeance Mk.II (ww2)
Back to painting the clock.
Next I will start my Sopwith Camel F1.3 Comic, which was a night fighter to defend against nighttime air raids. So the guns were on the wing to prevent muzzle flash from blinding the pilot, there were some running lights and the cockpit was moved backwards to help with reloading the guns. Those were the main differences verses the standard F1 Camel. The moving of the cockpit being the biggest difference that moved the CG and made it fly differently.
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Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
With the image on side of fuselage, I am wondering was this made to represent the units with American pilots of WWI?
