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Here is my recent completed build - the first British monoplane Bristol M.1C The model from Special Hobby is pretty old, the plastic was fragile, but decals were great and I didn't have any issues with them. The build was almost OOB, I used Brass tubes, EZLine thread and Gaspatch anchor points for rigging. Hope you will enjoy it

More photos The video of the build process

Here is another 1/32 Roden Sopwith 1-1/2 Strutter. Same Roden plastic quality, however this time I was impressed with decals, they are very thin and, with the help of Set/Sol solutions, repeated the shape of the plastic very well. The build was almost OOB, with Airscale instrument decals, resin turnbuckles and anchor points from Gaspatch models.

yes, you got it, decals are from the kit and I didn't have any problems with them, which is weird lol

Thanks everyone!!!

Some more photos of the process and cockpit And, as usual, please check the video of the build on my channel. Thanks for watching

Hi everyone. Here is my latest finished project - Roden Fokker D.VI. The model was completed almost OOB with HGW seat belts and machine gun cowls. I used acryl and oil paint to paint propeller, dry pigments and water brown wash for oil leaks. Hope you will enjoy it.

Excellent, as usual!!!

Great job!!!

some more photos Here is the original plane's photo Also, you can watch the video about the build on my channel. Please, like and subscribe

Hi everyone. I would like to share my the most recent completed model Roden Airco DH.2. I already have the same model in the gallery, but decided to build another one with a different camo. I used a lot of scratch build parts during the build, for example seat, turnbuckles, spark-plugs for engine, etc. Hope you will enjoy the model.

Great work, well done!!

Hi everyone, I want to share with you one of my recent builds - Fokker D.II from Special hobby. I only used aftermarket instrument decals, kit contains PE seat belts and MG cowl, I made turnbuckles from medical needles and copper wires. Please enjoy the photos and subscribe to my YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/FlyingCircusModels to see build videos.

Excellent build, Mike!!!

Thank you guys

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Hello everyone, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you. I want to share one of my recent completed models - 1/32 Siemens Schuckert D.III from Roden. I used only instrument decals, HGW seat belts and MG cowls as aftermarket parts for this build, everything else was from the box. Please enjoy the photos and subscribe to my YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/FlyingCircusModels to see build videos.

Hi everyone. I want to share with you one of my recent projects - 1/32 Roden Albatros D.I, pilot Otto Hohne. It's a standard Roden kit with well known issues, pure decals, however I like the result. in the build I used additional HGW PE set for seat-belts and MG cowlings. To paint wood I covered model with Mr.Hobby Radome as a base layer, after I used oil paints with different shades. If you would like to see the whole process you can visit my youtube channel - Flying Circus models. I hope you will enjoy this model.

Fantastic result, congrats with great model. I'm working right now on the same model, but I decided to to Otto Hohne's plane. I believe, that all Albatroses look best with pure wood fuselage.

Great job, absolutely love it!!!! Просто шикарніий літак вийшов

Love it!!!

Thank you. Sure you can, Ray

HI everyone, here is my recent completed model - WnW 1/32 Fokker E.II, Max Immelmann edition. The model was built mostly OOB, I was focused mostly on painting and adding a weathering effects. As usual WnW kit is a great one, no complains about its quality at all, I wish they didn't close.... Hope you will enjoy this model and, please, subscribe to my youtube channel to see the video about this build. Thanks for watching. https://www.youtube.com/c/FlyingCircusModels

Awesome, thank you