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Delayar

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  1. I saw it on sunday and was blown away. It is an experience. It takes its time, but never has any lengths. The fantastic pictures are not just eye-candy, but are part of the story, tell aspects of the story and build suspense. And lets not forget the actors, who all do a very good job and bring the story to life. I would call it a masterpice. I read that it will be released in cinemas as well as on a streaming service in the US. If you have the opportunity, watch this in a movie theatre with a big screen. This movie was made for it. Cheers, Markus
  2. That looks fantastic! Cheers, Markus
  3. Wow, this is a great an detailed build! Outstanding! Cheers, Markus
  4. Wow, this is an absolutely gorgeous build! Cheers, Markus
  5. Looks great so far! Cheers, Markus
  6. It was also my first WNW build. It went together really easy. Thank you all for your positive comments. Cheers, Markus
  7. Hi folks! I finally managed to paint the Elan13 figures to complement the wonderfull WNW Sopwith Camel. The WIP: It is OOB, except for the seat belt. Rigging was done with EZ Line and Prym knitting elastic. The grass mat is from Polak models. Here it is in all its glory: Cheers, Markus
  8. Hi! Thanks for the reminder. here is how I did it: 1. Drill holes (0.5mm) through the bullet. 2. Thread the rigging material through the bullet as shown. It should slide easily through the holes of the bullet. 3. Drill holes through the cabane struts at the joint of the top wing. Glue the rigging at the lower end of the struts. 4. Thread the rigging through the holes in the cabane strut. Pull it tight, until the bullet sits in the (vertical) center. Don't pull it so tight that you can't pull it any further. Just so that the rigging is taut. Glue the rigging at the cabane struts. 5. Push the bullet upward into the final position. Put tiny drops of superglue where the rigging exits the bullet. This works with elastic rigging. With fishing line or similar unelastic material you have to choose another approach. Cheers, Markus
  9. The aircraft is not yet in the RFI section, because I decided to make alittle vignette. I ordered a grass mat from Polak models Elan13 pilot and mechanic figure: Cheers, Markus
  10. Here is the first picture of the finished aircraft: More to follow... Cheers, Markus
  11. Thanks! for the blue I mixed Tamiya XF-8 (flat blue) and XF-2 (flat white) at about 1:1 Cheers, Markus
  12. Hi! The WNW instructions give the colour of the gun jacks as Battleship Grey for this aircraft. But generally speaking, you are right ;-) Cheers, Markus
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