AngryJazz_Models Posted July 21 Posted July 21 Great work Mal! Love the subject and super detailing! Will be another awesome build 😄 Mal_Belford 1
Mal_Belford Posted July 22 Author Posted July 22 Allright, little done. Little work with bass sheets. That anchorage point in front of the ski, and yes only dryfittet with alurod, will later ad nuts from Anyz. Yes, you all see where im heading. All this will do just fine for me. Also figure out the attachment for them steel wires, oh desl with that later. Polecadt, scvrobeson, Fanes and 14 others 17
geedubelyer Posted July 22 Posted July 22 Marvellous attention to detail Mal. You are a master at this. Mal_Belford 1
Mal_Belford Posted July 22 Author Posted July 22 1 hour ago, geedubelyer said: Marvellous attention to detail Mal. You are a master at this. Thanks for them kind words. geedubelyer 1
Mal_Belford Posted July 22 Author Posted July 22 To be or not to be thats the question. The tieup for them steel wires, real hard to find any photos of that section. drawong a rough sketch. oh well ill see later what approach on that. Greif8, LSP_Kevin and Victor K2 3
Cicchino Posted July 22 Posted July 22 Mal, Another well thought out and researched build. Absolutely love your work! John
Mal_Belford Posted July 22 Author Posted July 22 6 hours ago, Cicchino said: Mal, Another well thought out and researched build. Absolutely love your work! John Thank you John. And yes, one of them reasons i do build something out of my comfort zone, learn new things, and not to mention the research of reference photo and sametime reading about theese mysterious aircraft. And yes i am enjoying this build very much. Sure is a short run, but if never build em you will never learn.
Mal_Belford Posted July 22 Author Posted July 22 Detaling sure gets smaller lol. Added some details from Anyz, used em before, and love his stuff. added few nuts. and some rigging, yes a test run. yes yes will work for me just fine all this. Polecadt, HB252, AngryJazz_Models and 13 others 16
Greif8 Posted July 23 Posted July 23 I always enjoying looking through your scratchbuilding efforts Mal as your skills are top notch resulting in really superb results. I learn something almost everytime. Ernest
Mal_Belford Posted July 23 Author Posted July 23 (edited) Thanks Andy @monthebiff and Ernest @Greif8 for them kind words. If i never try i will never learn new skills, my building philosophy (and in my life) word like i cant do it or it cant be done, gives negative impact and stop thinking constructive, stop learning, seeing solutions and nothing will happen, absolutely nothing. There are no such thing as a free meal in this world, lol. After a while when trying, try once again and so on gives result, and then sure its way easier. Edited July 23 by Mal_Belford
Mal_Belford Posted July 23 Author Posted July 23 Darn, now it is small to scratch. At last, wire anchor points done...and only dryfitted. patricksparks, Hubert Boillot, TankBuster and 11 others 14
Mal_Belford Posted July 24 Author Posted July 24 (edited) Hmmm, i know ive seen that before on where i ask myself, aaah of courseon biplane s rigging. Ah they sure look like turnbuckles, one is crooked the otherside is straight. Yes a redo but later. Edited July 24 by Mal_Belford John1, Greif8, Gazzas and 3 others 6
Greif8 Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Skilled bit of scratchbuilding there Mal. Reference turnbuckles, I use Gaspatch 1/48 scale metal turnbuckles on my 1/32 WWI aircraft builds. Ernest Mal_Belford and scvrobeson 2
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