Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Hy all,

my name is Stefano from Rome, Italy.

I'm just building a Nieuport 17 in 1/72 scale, using materials like wood, brass, copper, aluminium etc.

I'll not cover it, I want leave it as an open frame work.

Some photos

 

This is the beginning

IMG_0028-1.jpg

 

IMG_0033.jpg

 

IMG_0053.jpg

 

IMG_0041-1.jpg

 

IMG_0057.jpg

 

IMG_0069.jpg

 

IMG_0075.jpg

 

IMG_0077.jpg

 

Now I cannot post other images here, I'll continue in a new post. :)

Posted

Welcome aboard Stefano!

 

:post1:

 

Looks like you've got this project well in hand. And what a project it is! It would be amazing to see you do this kind of work in 1/32 scale.

 

Oh, the picture limit per-post is 10.

 

Kev

Posted (edited)

Welcome aboard Stefano!

 

:post1:

 

Looks like you've got this project well in hand. And what a project it is! It would be amazing to see you do this kind of work in 1/32 scale.

 

Oh, the picture limit per-post is 10.

 

Kev

 

Thanks Kev.

I chose this scale as a challenge.

Anyway here are other photos.

The engine and the prop finished

DSC_0311.jpg

 

DSC_0308.jpg

 

DSC_0305.jpg

 

and the up wing

DSC_0364.jpg

 

DSC_0363.jpg

 

DSC_0402.jpg

 

DSC_0403.jpg

 

DSC_0409.jpg

 

The Vickers machine gun

DSC_0414.jpg

 

the fuselage

DSC_0418.jpg

Edited by LSP_Kevin
Posted (edited)

And finally the last part of the work.

 

The tail plans, made soldering brass tube 0,3mm

DSC_0422.jpg

 

DSC_0425.jpg

 

DSC_0431.jpg

 

DSC_0436.jpg

 

and here making the wheel

First I've made this for placing the spokes (nylon 0,8mm).

DSC_0461.jpg

 

and this is the result

DSC_0458.jpg

 

DSC_0459.jpg

 

Bye, Stefano :)

Edited by stebi51
Posted

Hi Stefano,

 

sorry to be the bugger but I must tell you that you have a big problem: YOU HAVE GIGANTIC HANDS !!

 

More seriously, this is all VERY impressive !!! :blowup:

 

I have tryed the spoking thing on 1/35 motorcycles a while back when I was building armors and that was a millions miles away from what you are doing in 1/72 scale !

My hat off to you :bow:

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

The situation at the moment.

I was not really satisfied with the wheels, so I made the work from beginning.

No nylon spokes but in metal and rims in aluminium.

The result it seems better to me.

 

DSC_0478.jpg

 

DSC_0475.jpg

 

Both wings are almost completed, but work will still be long.

 

DSC_0499.jpg

 

CSC_0508.jpg

 

 

Other my models?

They are not planes.

This is always scratch in 1/72

DSC_4165.jpg[/img]

 

DSC_4537.jpg[/img]

 

and in a bigger scale 1/16 this two guns

 

totalino3post.jpg

totaleant.jpg[

 

DSC_3218.jpg

DSC_3630.jpg

Posted

and some others in 1/16 scale, old american and english carriages

 

Re-exposureofDSC_0006.jpg

cab1-1.jpg

buckboard3.jpg

cart6.jpg

 

You can see other images in Photobucket here

Posted

:bow: :bow: :bow:

 

Just amazing work Stefano. Your metal-working and soldering skills are very impressive. Do you have any "in progress" threads anywhere that we could look at, perhaps on an Italian modelling forum?

 

Best, Jean

Posted

:bow: :bow: :bow:

Just amazing work Stefano. Your metal-working and soldering skills are very impressive. Do you have any "in progress" threads anywhere that we could look at, perhaps on an Italian modelling forum?

Best, Jean

 

Thank you Jean.

If you like my models you can see this and others in my gallery here

in www.modellismopiu.it italian site of which I am a staff member too.

If you are interested in soldering and metal working I suggest you to see the Pak-40 building here ;)

Posted

Its all already been said can't added anything extra. These are more a work of art!!!!! :wow:

 

Think I will go and take up knitting instead ;)

 

Happy days - Taff :D

Posted (edited)

This is absolutely stunning Stefano !

 

What can we do to convince you to bring your talents to a "real" scale like 1/32 rather than this lilliputian seventy-something ? :D

 

Hubert.

Edited by MostlyRacers

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...