My Scissors and Planes Collection in 1/100 - Take 2

[gomidefilho]

Originally Posted by wireandpaper

Very interesting.
I am overwhelmed by your models all interesting in one historical aspect or another.
The Yugoslavian version needed such extensive revision of the original model.
Thank you for sharing and to Brent for the recolors.
I guess the Polish started with pixelated camo (with the German lozenges) long time ago. Poland also used the direct competitor Potez-25.

Thanks Pablo! In fact I like attach the history of each model I build, but is natrual for me I'm a history teacher. PAF used Potez 25 in same time but with many batchs with different engines (Hispano-Suiza, Lorraine Dietrich and Jupiter radial), is project for future build Potez 25.

Originally Posted by Mike1158

Great builds and great repaints, nicely done, Sir's.

Many thanks!

Originally Posted by peter taft

Wow... what a talent you have. The builds are clean and crisp! Very good quality and excellent work.

Many thanks for kind words

Originally Posted by Texman

Great job Pericles!

Thanks Ray my friend!

[Vinalssergio155]

Fantastic Pericles constructions !!

[gomidefilho]

Thank's my friend! Now is time for thinking on next...

[Gerry1966]

Absolutly amazing work!

[gomidefilho]

Thank's my friend!

[Butelczynski]

I guess the Polish started with pixelated camo (with the German lozenges) long time ago

As I vaguely recall that experiment mentioned in the book that camouflage was a development or a trial of one of the camo schemes tried in Austro-Hungarian aviation commissions. Of course it failed (again) because it took simple idea of pre-printed fabric and complicated it beyond recognition. Little gain for a lot of effort and expense.

[gomidefilho]

Hello friends.

Taking a break from the biplanes after the Breguet XIX saga, I decided to revisit a second-generation Bruno model. A plane I really like, the Fairey Battle. Basically redesigned the wings added the wing fillets and added some more details on the radiator as well as the complete landing gear. I did a repaint too, quite simple representing a Battle Mk I between 1938/1939 belonging to the 103rd squadron of the RAF. This model will be available on Ecardmodels with modifications.

[gomidefilho]

Well friends.

Forwarding the final part of the construction of this nice plane. The parts of the landing gear worked very well. I really liked the final results so far, the model needs some tweaking and I'll put it on Ecardmodels after that.

[Vinalssergio155]

Very good work Pericles !!! I like that support to work with, is it specific for modeling or is it used for something else?

[gomidefilho]

Originally Posted by Vinalssergio155

Very good work Pericles !!! I like that support to work with, is it specific for modeling or is it used for something else?

Thanks Sergio!

The base is made by Factory Modelismo, a Brazilian company that produces modeling accessories in 3D printing, which makes them an affordable option. This mounting table is designed for any type of model, but optimized for aviation.