Most memorable WWI Dioramas or unique builds Vol. 2

[Ross_Moorhouse]

Originally Posted by nigelrayner

Hi all,

A complete lurker here emerging to say that the Schneider is 1/72. Saw it myself at SMW. There were some very nice WWI entries in the C&C classes.

Cheers,

Nigel Rayner

Even more oustanding that it is 72nd...

Would love to see some of your great 72nd builds in here too mate.

[Ross_Moorhouse]

Some builds from this years Telford again...

http://www.mmpbooks.biz/smw_2005/SMW_2005.html

[Ross_Moorhouse]

Seen at 24th IPMS-Hellas National Competition. http://ipms-hellas.gr/01_WhatsNew_frame_UK.htm

[Ross_Moorhouse]

and some more from above....

[John Masters]

Great stuff from Greece! Those Pups are superb, BTW, as is the Hanriot. Just a question...

Even though they were superb examples of art and technical ability, is the Albatros becoming as ubiquitos as the Mustang or the 109?


From the Factory on the hill,
John

[Capt. Kit Basher]

Here's a scratchbuild in 1/72 of a pre-production Morane-Saulnier Type N dubbed "Le Vengeur" by its pilot, M. Gilbert, in June of 1915 built by a gentleman who goes by the name of Old Man. I doubt he would post the pics here himself as he is a most modest fellow, so I hope he will forgive my rashness in sharing them with you in his stead. I found this to be a most impressive build that I'm sure my fellow 'Dromers will appreciate.

Brian da Basher

[RAGIII]

Originally Posted by John Masters

Great stuff from Greece! Those Pups are superb, BTW, as is the Hanriot. Just a question...

Even though they were superb examples of art and technical ability, is the Albatros becoming as ubiquitos as the Mustang or the 109?


From the Factory on the hill,
John

Reference the Albatros,I never tire of seeing a well done WW1 aircraft, and if you were to look at this thread from its beginning I don't think there is an unequal balance! Is the Albatros the WW1 10* Who cares? JMHO.
By the way, the Telford pics and the others are great. The Albatros DV is very well done ,and I really like the CDL and PC10 pup. Congrats to all of the builders!
RAGIII

[Ross_Moorhouse]

Originally Posted by Capt. Kit Basher

Here's a scratchbuild in 1/72 of a pre-production Morane-Saulnier Type N dubbed "Le Vengeur" by its pilot, M. Gilbert, in June of 1915 built by a gentleman who goes by the name of Old Man. I doubt he would post the pics here himself as he is a most modest fellow, so I hope he will forgive my rashness in sharing them with you in his stead. I found this to be a most impressive build that I'm sure my fellow 'Dromers will appreciate.

Brian da Basher

Very nice indeed. I think I have seen him post at the ARC forums?

[Ross_Moorhouse]

Bernd Nüßer's Fokker DVIII 48th Eduard kit.

http://www.wwi-models.org/Images/Nue...x.html#anchor6

This is a hand-painted eduard kit in 1:48. The Fokker of a Marinefeldjasta, plane of Lt. Sachsenberg, leader of Marinefeldjagdgeschwader 1. Planes fuselages were yellow and black. Eduard has this plane in 1:72 scale with the decals for the checkerboard-fuselage in a fine kit. It was hard work, doing it by hand and needed some glasses of red wine acting a strait line.....

[Ross_Moorhouse]

& here is Nigel Rayner's 72nd Fokker EV by Eduard.

http://www.wwi-models.org/Images/Ray...x.html#anchor2