discussion Sopwith camel 1/28 by me Ole

[Guest]

okay just finished seat very happy with the out come,here it isView attachment 42023

mobear

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[Guest]

That's a great seat Ole, very authentic!

Cheers

Patrick

 

[Guest]

for a whole hour i put wires on the spark plugs,i used earphone speaker wire,just was not happy with looking at it with no reference to it being an engine.so here u goView attachment 42028

mobear

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[Guest]

what to say mobear...

i'm looking and enjoying in your build...

so far just great stuff from you

Roman

 

[Guest]

for a whole hour i put wires on the spark plugs,i used earphone speaker wire,just was not happy with looking at it with no reference to it being an engine.so here u goView attachment 42028mobear

The great thing is that if there is no reference material no-one can say it is wrong! Looking great though, I always enjoy seeing what modellers can make of old kits.

 

[Guest]

Hi Mobear, this is looking really good. The engine and scratchbuilt seat are fantastic. I'll be following this one for sure mate.

Cheers, Andrew

 

[mossiepilot]

Very nice, very nice indeed, that engine and seat are works of art.

Great work Ole, keep it up.

Tony.

 

[Guest]

Looking really good so far, especially like the seat ... very neat

Found a picture of an engine (said it was a S. camel on t'interweb site) with what seem to be two cables coming from what i would assume to be sparking plugs and travelling back into the main unit.

Don't know if it'll help or not

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[Guest]

oh hell it has 2 sparkplugs,do you think people will notice? apart from that i`m enjoying this with every bit of imagination and thnx so far for your input makes this really cool

mobear

 

[Guest]

okay now my wife thinks i`m completley i hate the prop that comes with soppy so ive started to wittle my own here you goView attachment 42069

mobear

ps. in 2 models i have done more now than i ever would have thought about and(no i`m not a carpenter lol)

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[Guest]

Whittling your own props!! This one will be more home-made than anything else when you're finished with it Ole! but having seen your seat & engine, I'm sure this will be just as good mate.

Cheers

Patrick

 

[Guest]

Looking good mate, just as i expected. Keep up the good work.

Andy

 

[Guest]

heres a better view of propView attachment 42073

mobea

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[Guest]

just been told by the wife that i`m allowed to buy a multitool from the tool box collection,jeez the world will be oyster

mobear

 

[Guest]

just found fantastic colors for sop,View attachment 42117View attachment 42118View attachment 42119View attachment 42120

mobeardo you think i should try when time is right?

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[Ian M]

GO FOR IT...... :grinball1:

Ian M

 

[HAWKERHUNTER]

Ole, I take it that after all this work you are leaving the prop as natural wood .A varnished natural wood wood propelor on the plane will look great.

 

[Gern]

just found fantastic colors for sop,View attachment 42117View attachment 42118View attachment 42119View attachment 42120mobeardo you think i should try when time is right?

That would certainly brighten up your display shelf! From what you've shown us you have the skills to do it so why not?

Gern

 

[Guest]

Love those colours Ole, go with them!

Cheers

Patrick

 

[Ian M]

So thats disruptive camouflage al a WWI....

Ian M