Aichi E16A1 "Zuiun" (Paul),in 1/50,Wagner Models.

[Vinalssergio155]

Greetings. Here we start another of the great Wagner designs, another Japanese reconnaissance seaplane.
At first glance the model does not seem very simple in some parts such as the cabin and the engine, there are several parts and some extremely small.
The first steps in the cabin , several formers and several details.
The pedals are very small and then they will not be seen, but they are there.
It is still necessary to introduce the cabin in the fuselage, then place the inner sides, the seats and several details.

[MacSongLi]

Great start Sergio. This kit does have a lot of details. It would probably scale up to 1/33 or 1/32 very nicely.


Gary

[YOAVHOZMI]

good start

It looks promising.

YOAV

[Rata]

I hope you get your old form back and have a smoother ride completing this one Sergio. Looks good so far.

[PacificWind]

This one is certainly a great subject. Good choice, Sergio! I'll be following this build with huge interest.

[rockpaperscissor]

Nice clean start. This is going to be a beauty.

[chicharrero]

Really a great choice, Sergio

Originally Posted by MacSongLi

Great start Sergio. This kit does have a lot of details. It would probably scale up to 1/33 or 1/32 very nicely.

Gary

You're right Gary. A friend kindly upscaled the Hellcat of this manufacturer up to 1/24. The result is an extraordinary model without any loss of quality in the details

[Isaac]

This will be a nice build. The airplane massive two floats will be prominent.

The small rudder pedals detail in the cockpit will be lost, but if you like it, have great fun.


Isaac

[Gene K]

I have several outstanding Wagner models in my cue, including this one, so am looking forward to the rest of your build, Vinalssergio155.

As Chicarrero pointed out, these models scale up nicely.

Gene K

[Don Boose]

I have always thought that the E16A and its predecessor E13 were among the best looking floatplanes ever.

You model looks terrific.

Don