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I initially was going to shelve this kit and keep it for parts. I bought 6 of these little kits, different types of planes, and all of them were missing parts. After almost tripping over them while straightening out my work space, I decided to see which one of them was salvageable...this was the only one with "most" of the pieces intact....

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Part 2.....

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Sweet build dude.

Shame about the missung parts but you've done a good job replacing them. :th:
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I'll post the "new" video up tomorrow but here's a few pictures of the "rigging" work I did tonight....

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T3hGuppy wrote:Sweet build dude.

Shame about the missung parts but you've done a good job replacing them. :th:
Yeah...There's was a Airfix 1/72 Fokker Dr1 ( my favorite plane ) and it was missing 80 percent of it's pieces!
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That rigging came out really nice. :th:

Got a Sopwith Camel in the stash that might need to make an appearance now. :th:
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Looks great mate and so tiny.
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-TGcs5u_ZXSZ9kObNfsPg


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T3hGuppy wrote:That rigging came out really nice. :th:

Got a Sopwith Camel in the stash that might need to make an appearance now. :th:
These Little planes have me all crossed eyed! :rofl:

I don't know how you 1/72 builders do it!
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She's all done. Jeesh this thing was tiny! I don't know how you 1/72 builders do it but you have my respect. I think I'll be seeing crossed eyed for a month!

Here's the last video in the series and there are pictures also....Have a good one all!

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Here are some pictures of the propeller and the final build...

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T3hGuppy wrote:Sweet build dude.

Shame about the missing parts but you've done a good job replacing them. :th:
Thanks brother. I bought them from a lady on YouTube. She had them listed as.."Unopened...Never used...In Plastic." So I figured,"why not." Plus,they were in my budget so I bought them. Bad move!

When they arrived, I was excited as I initially wanted to make a WW1 Dogfight diorama. So, when I popped the box, I was in for a surprise.
Boxes were all crushed. Opened. Smelled of cat pee etc. Each kit was "used" and all of them were missing parts. Three of them were boxes loaded with used sprues! I contacted her and EBay and immediately got my money back. I believe she sent that crap out and was hoping I wouldn't fight her for a refund.

Anyway...This was the "only" kit that I could salvage from them and even this was missing the bottom wing,tires, tail and axle.
She worked out in the end. My ugly duckling.....LOL
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T3hGuppy wrote:That rigging came out really nice. :th:

Got a Sopwith Camel in the stash that might need to make an appearance now. :th:
Thanks a bunch Guppy!
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Nige201980 wrote:Looks great mate and so tiny.
Lmao...She's a lil one Nigel. I really enjoyed building her!
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That is looking mighty fine!! :)
Hairbrush, not airbrush!!

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BasicModelling wrote:That is looking mighty fine!! :)
Thanks!
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Great work... :)
Hairbrush, not airbrush!!

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a sweet little build Gil. not sure how I missed it.
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UKscalemodeller wrote:a sweet little build Gil. not sure how I missed it.
Thanks brother. First time I tried simulating wood grain. I've done it a few times since but I am fond of this asit was my first time building a plane let alone painting wood.
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