Canada's Most Decorated Soldier: William Barker and His Snipe

[Old Dog Flying 371]

Thanks Tom;  It was a very nice kit and I would have built more but arthritis in the hands and loss of vision makes for an impossible situation but I'll keep trying to lurk here.

 

Regards

Barney

[LSP_Kevin 26,311]

Here you go, Tom!

 

http://www.largescaleplanes.com/articles/article.php?aid=3085

 

Kev

[Uncarina 3,613]

Thanks Kevin!

 

Cheers, Tom

[williamj 4,461]

Nicely done.....actually prefer the look of the Snipe over the Camel.

   You've done a wonderful tribute to Barker and his aircraft with this build Tom.      

[Guest Peterpools]

Tom

Aces on the Snipe - one terrific build

Keep 'em coming

:thumbsup:

Peter

[Uncarina 3,613]

Nicely done.....actually prefer the look of the Snipe over the Camel.

   You've done a wonderful tribute to Barker and his aircraft with this build Tom.      

William, thank you! It was the old Revell Camel kit which drew me to building Barker's aircraft, but I'm like you in appreciating the look of the Snipe over the Camel.

 

Tom

Aces on the Snipe - one terrific build

Keep 'em coming

:thumbsup:

Peter

Peter, you are very kind! I certainly had fun with the build: it was my first return to WWI aircraft in several years.

 

Cheers, Tom

[Uncarina 3,613]

...and yet another bucket rescue...

 

Cheers, Tom

[R Palimaka 2,114]

Wow, I just kept staring at the "woodwork" in the cockpit! So convincing, and very much like the remains of this exact aircraft at the War Museum in Ottawa. Spectacular build, and a nice tribute to a real hero. 

[Uncarina 3,613]

Thanks, you are very kind! I just used oils over a Tamiya Buff base. I'm looking forward to building the matching Camel at some point.

 

Cheers,  Tom