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Hi everybody,

 

I had recently started the FOKKER DXXI with motor Wasp conversion, I will leave unanswered  time because the conversion give  me not satisfaction for the moment ...

As I had a second kit "silver wings" I have decided to built the Mercury engine version, I acquired a vector engine.

This is not necessarily simpler because the chosen model also presents the famous "slots" on the wings. I see in many monography and this is the result, in certain monographs which I am inspired me as rather straight on my model but in others they are more inclined :BANGHEAD2:  :BANGHEAD2:

I can not change it despite the reviews I may have, Also I have started  the work  with the front of fuselage I have crafted air  cooler, and I cut the top of the fuselage behind the cockpit . I choosen the  FR 92 with his "donkey" on the front.

the model

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the wings

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the fuselage

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air cooler

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the front

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the decals

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regards topper71

Posted

Looking forward to more ! Great start.....Harv :popcorn:

Posted

Hi at all,

 

 I engraved the wings here is  the result. I have a small problem  I have a few holes on the front of the wings , I applied the " Surfacer ", if you have another little trick I am listening to you.

Regards topper71

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Posted

Lovely work Topper - I love the D.XXI - should look good in Finnish markings...  :thumbsup:

 

Have you seen Jeroen's build - if not it's really worth a look/great inspiration!

 

Iain

Posted

Hi, Alburymodeler, Iain (32SIG)

 

yes,the slots  crossed the wing and was used to avoid stalling the airplane

and yes the built from Jeroen is very nice

 I hope that will be so nice in the  finnish version  :innocent:

regards topper71

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