WNW Tripe

[LSP_Kevin 22,313]

Looks fantastic Dave!

 

Kev

[OldTroll 463]

With all the gorgeous detail work you have done on the interior perhaps you should cut away one fuselage side to show it off.

[mammut08 27]

Kevin,

thank you for the encouraging words - these WNW kits lend themselves to a nice looking build at every stage.

Ron,

A cut away fuselage is a great idea - I will have to think about it for a future build.

Dave

Edited May 18, 2013 by mammut08

[MARU5137 13,319]

Dave,

 

Lulbly Jubly job..

 

[whiskytngofxtrt 17]

Fantastic work--love the interior rigging. It's coming along quite well!

[Kagemusha 4,796]

Stunning woodwork, almost as stunning as Ben Watson's goal.

[mammut08 27]

Thanks Guys,

 

Hope to have another update in a few days. And yes, a stunning goal to end a classic FA Cup.

 

Dave

[mammut08 27]

Hi All,

 

It has been a while since my last post. This stems largely for the struggles I have had getting the fuselage together - the WNW Tripe seems to have been engineered like a puzzle box. Regardless, it is now together and I have begun painting. Finish is exclusively Tamiya. Here are a few photos (the stabilizer is just sitting on the fuselage, so it is a bit askew).

 

 

 

 

 

 

Next up: a coat of future and then a series of oil filters and washes to tone down the contrast between the wing fabric and rib tape, as well as impart a brownish hue to the PC10 finish.

 

Everyone keep up the good work,

 

Dave

Edited June 2, 2013 by mammut08

[LSP_Kevin 22,313]

Very nice work Dave! Despite your troubles with the fuselage, I think it's looking terrific.

 

Kev

[LSP_Ron 10,309]

Looking great Dave, I just love the wood grain on the struts.

 

Ron

[Spads57 190]

Dave,

Outstanding project to date my friend. The wood graining is very impressive work. What's you technique?

Highest Regards,

Gregory Jouette

[seiran01 3,028]

This looks absolutely superb! Looks like I've got some catching up to do on my own Tripe!

[mammut08 27]

Hi All,

 

As always, I appreciate the compliments, they do keep me moving forward.

 

I am in the field for the next month of so (archaeology professor teaching a field class), so there will be few updates until August - although I hope to work a bit on the tripe this evening.

 

Gregory, the wood grain was achieved using one of the RB Productions wood grain stencils. I love mine!

 

Everyone keep up the good work.

 

Dave

[TimW 988]

WOW! I love the effect. The whole wood/CDL thing is jaw-dropping.

 

I have to get back to my Fee.....

 

Tim W.

[Old Dog 341]

I gotta get me one of those stencils, your wood effects are supurb !