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Well here it is ,done. The tiny little sopwith triplane. This was a really surprising build, i cant believe how much i enjoyed it! The finished model is about 3" long and quite delicate but I still think of Dastardley and Muttley every time I look at it!! (young uns - Google 'catch the pigeon' or 'the dastardley and muttley show' !!!) Heres the pics comments /criticisms (and observations of the mistakes) welcome, cheers tony:beer:

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Another cracker straight out of the top draw Tony.

At 3" I could barely see the damned thing,never mind build it!

Cheers

Steve
 
Hi Tony you have worked wonders with this build well done and deserves a 5
 
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Cheers ron , and youll be happy to know this one was entirely brush painted and i didnt even use a single piece of masking tape either !!( apart from on the hand made lap belts!) cheers tony
 
Stunning, it never ceases to amaze me what you guys can do with these tiny little aircraft. 5* from me
 
Lovely model, as ever.

Never ceases to amaze me how fast you can work and still turn out, as Ron says, works of art.

Thanks for sharing.

Tony.
 
Definitely a 5* build. I would have trouble working that small. The wood-grain on the prop is very convincing and the rigging also looks great.
 
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Thanks for the kind comments everyone, im glad no one spotted the mistake -- the touch ups on the wings are a slightly different sheen to the rest of the model , i forgot to go over them with the matt varnish oops!! (everyones going to be looking now!! = photo 6) cheers tony
 
Of course I spotted it.....

A) I thought it was just weathering.

B) As you know from Cosford, I am far too polite to mention such an appauling error.

C) I talk tosh!

Cheers,

Ron
 
Brilliant work Tony, as you know I'm impressed by your wood................oh dear that sounds so wrong........... 5 *****

Colin m........
 
LOL you got that right Colin.....wrong in so many ways....

Tony: I said it it the build thread but I will say it again that is a real gem! And in 1/72!!!

Very nice work overall. As far as the touch ups on the wing. Sod it! I am sure that the real ones got repaired after a sortie and only got a total repaint rarely.

Ian M
 
Hi Tony a real gem the photos are well taken and do the Sopwith justice. 1/72 how do you do it?

Vaughan.
 
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