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We take a look at the superb Pfalz D.VIII kit from Aviattic. My heartfelt thanks to LSP_Ray for the opportunity to review this kit. Blue Skies! Iain

Blue Max Pfalz Kilka lat temu znany na znanym portalu aukcyjnym model nieznany mojej firmy Encore Models. Kupiłem go w ciemno, nic o nim nie wiedząc. Po przyjechaniu modelu się, że w środku uderzenia się ramka Rodena, metal Eduarda, odlewy z niewiadomego pochodzenia i kalkomanie w skali Microscale, więc mieszanka okropna. Głównym impulsem był fikcyjny obraz z kultowego pt filmu. Blue Max, który jest szybko dostępny na moim dysku. Obejrzałem i jestem oczarowany walkami powietrznymi. Jeśli przymkniemy oko na przerobione ćmy tygrysie, film wygląda dobrze. Wróćmy jednak do modelu, który wartości krótko leżał w magazynie i trafił na mój fotel montażowy. Na początku dokładnie przejrzałem, wyłapałem błędy, które konsultowałem z biologicznymi WnW i naniosłem niezbędne elementy, o których zapomniał producent. Było dokonane dokonanie wyboru maszyn, ponieważ w latach dwa Pfalz, różniły się od siebie. Obejrzałem niezidentyfikowaną ilość fragmentów filmu, aby uzyskać dostęp do wszystkich różnic między maszynami i myślę, że udało mi się. [img]https://i.imgur.com/6EwbsdV.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/wEtAUbV.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/RubaV4k.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/o8SbE6u.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/bWiIh4F.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/WfllrIX.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/kCLwPJB.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/rDkTEkb.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/mxiyyeU.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/b87fA1h.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/d9evOqv.jpg[/img]

Hey all! I recently picked up the Wingnut Wings re-release of their Pfalz D.IIIa (my favorite WW1 airplane). This is my second WNW ann 1/32 kit, the first being a Roland C.II I built some months ago. I'll be making a Pfalz D.IIIa from Jasta 46. I've yet to decide between one with black and white bands or Rudolf Matthaei's Pfalz. Here is a skin I made of the 3-band skin for IL2: Flying Circus: and Matthaei's pfalz, which had black and white chevrons as a personal marking: My plan is to do as much of the internal piping and wiring as possible. I'll be leaving off all of the covers to show off as much detail as possible. To this end I'll be adding spark plugs, rocker arms and valve spring from Taurus models, LMG08s and turnbuckles from Gaspatch and white metal undercarriage parts from Scale Aircraft conversions. I've also got the decals from WNW's previous pfalz kit so I have various balkenkreuzes and serials to choose from. I started the build a week or two ago, so here is my progress so far. I put in lots of 0.3 and 0.5mm holes to accomodate for pipes and wire I'll be adding to the engine and interior. elevator, throttle and trigger cables added to the control stick: Interior frame and floor put together with fuel lines and grease pipe installed. The oil filter I made from a spare bit of landing gear. Air pump, fuel filter and various other pipes installed Interior weathering done by oil washes and splattering.

I just stumbled upon this, the 1:32 Blue Max Pfalz (D.III), based upon the movie version markings; kind of unique I think. Site doesn't specify, but I suspect it's more than likely a re-box of the Roden kit, as are all the other 1:32 Encore WWI birds.

Since I've been building parts of so many kits lately and flipping between the subjects so quickly, I'm going to maintain this thread as my own WWI group build and try to keep the content coming frequently so that no-one gets bored and so that it looks like I'm actually progressing on things. Currently on the go are the following Wingnut kits and the photos below show their levels of completion: 2x Albatros D.V, a Pfalz D.IIIa, a Gotha, and also I've started dry-fitting bits from the early Felixstowe. The single-seaters are being done as quick builds so I have done, or will be doing, only minimal interior weathering. The interior bits are not glued in yet as I've still got control lines to install. Here goes! Merc assembly line: The Alby interiors: One will be the all-green Jasta 5 bird from the Wingnut flying circus decal sheet, the other, I'm not sure yet. The camo wings are done with MisterKit paints, the colors look very good to my eye! Pfalz Gotha - this will be in the blue/purple LVG "MoRoTa" markings and I'll be using the wire mesh wheels from Steve Robson Cowls will both be closed, so the engines only got basic paint that will be seen through the rear openings And just for laughs, here's a comparison of the massive Gotha wingspan and length compared to the even more massive Felixstowe wingspan and length. That's a 1/48 resin Felixstowe at the bottom of the photo for comparison, also. I may need a bigger display case... I have a very involved and unique diorama idea in mind for the Felixstowe and it's going to involve a LOT of scratchbuilding!