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Competed papa 695's Eduard 1/48 Sopwith Camel

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That's a great build Ian.Some nice wood grain effects and the rigging looks superb.
 
Very nice Ian. Must have been a nice craft to build.

Bet you had fun though with the rigging and also the roundels on that corrugated type wing.

Laurie
 
Excellent plane Ian. These WWI birds are lovely, and Eduard has a high quality models, you have do it justice at this one ;)

Great build!!
 
That's really impressive Ian! The wooden bits look very realistic & contrast nicely with the bare metal section.

How did you get that rigging so taut?
 
Great build Ian especially love the prop and nose painting and rigging top job cheers John
 
Ian really authentic looking build,great job on the finish it really has that fabric look to it! Very nicely done Sir!
 
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That's really impressive Ian! The wooden bits look very realistic & contrast nicely with the bare metal section.How did you get that rigging so taut?
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Hi Patrick I use EZ line for the rigging but what I do is attach one end of the line first then cut it so its just shorter than what I need just short enough so that it dosn't touch the other end then put another drop of super glue to the other strut then using tweezers pull the EZ line into the glue
 
My hat is off to you Ian - that rigging would have been way too much for my patience & my shaky hands!
 
It looks great Ian. Nice job on getting the wings lined up, certainly not a straight forward task !
 
Another bi-plane I completely missed. Top job, it looks absolutely beautiful...and the rigging...aaaargh!....Well done, it looks very convincing.

Cheers

Steve
 
I can't believe I've missed this Barry!

What a stunner! You must be chuffed to bits with the way this build turned out.

The rigging, wood effects all very effective.

A big shiny medal for sure

Paul
 
A stunning build Ian, I think it probably was a much more trickier build than the finished model suggests. Like the tip re- EZ Line. Cheers Derek
 
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