One model per (non-working) day

[scissorsandplanes]

Is it so bad, than???
I really thought I captured the essence of the model correctly.
Just joking here
Bruno

[hawkman67]

Bruno,
In my case I am not up on the many WW1 aircraft, so was hazarding a guess . You work so far is great.
Jeff

[scissorsandplanes]

Perhaps we'll have to ask CaptMike.


and now something off subject:
I know I have a strange sense of humor: half ironic, half sarcastic, half self-deprecation.
So if ever I might have offended anyone with it, I'm sincerely sorry. I never mean to be cruel or scornful. Life is too short for that.

[Jan Kytop]

Amiens DH 10?

[gomidefilho]

For the fuse I think is DH-10...

[wireandpaper]

The tail is definitely a DH, which was carried to the DH.88 Comet (the racer)

[Sturmwind]

Hi Bruno,

Thank so much for your feedback. Why did I not figure this out myself?

Needless to say, your intended part and method looks far better than my crude imitation. Attached pictures of my second Fitter with the as-intended-by-the-master nose. Love it!



I have step by step pictures of this build. I may post them in a separate thread in the next days.

Cheers,

Martin

[Jan Kytop]

If you like the De havilland planes, here is an special one:
de Havilland DH.52 - RC Groups
Perhaps an idea for a future model?

[bevnklaus]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Hello everyone.

I did forget to thank everyone for the nice words on my latest model, so

thank you all.

@bevnklaus,
if I remember correctly, the metallic DC-8 was build by... Alzheimer. No, not the builder, my memory problem. I think that person printed on metallic paper.

@Sturmwind,
Without building instructions it is difficult to know that the cone and round part should have been put on the inside of the nose and not in front of it. That's why it seemed out of shape and proportion.
your adaptation looks realistic and is of course another solution for the tip.
and thanks for your appreciation.

Bruno

A little more to it than that , If you print the gray metal parts on metallic paper you will still have the gray metal parts. I contacted "Jesus " who apparently did that. Still waiting for a reply, lets see how he did that.

[CaptMike]

It is definitely the DH10. I have to admit - I secretly hoped that by mentioning it as one of my favorites, Bruno would take the bait. My plan seems to have worked! Now there will be two models that I cannot wait to have in my collection. Thanks Bruno!