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Old 20 May 2007, 04:07 AM #21 (permalink)
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Old 20 May 2007, 04:07 AM #22 (permalink)
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And finally, dry fitted to the fuselage:




Next, onto major construction. As always, feedback welcomed!

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Truly madly Deeply... Superb!

It's a shame the fuselage halves have got to be closed on such crisp detail.

Outstanding work, m8.
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Old 20 May 2007, 09:22 AM #24 (permalink)
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Brad, you've taken this model making 'thing' to the level of fine art. truely inspiring. i will never tire of viewing your work, thank you
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Old 20 May 2007, 05:29 PM #25 (permalink)
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Brad, This Albatros has to rank as one of the finest builds I have ever seen! I am not even going to kid about how much I hate you,
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Brad,

Good stuff, keep it coming.

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Old 20 May 2007, 07:08 PM #27 (permalink)
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Brad, have you been watching "Honey I Shrunk the Kids"? Because I think you have found a way to shrink yourself down to whatever scale you are working on. I have never seen detail like that. I think you are at the top of your game. We all learn from your skill. Thank you!
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Old 21 May 2007, 12:25 AM #28 (permalink)
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Just curious are the seatbelts hand made from foil or Eduard's set ?
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online build-roden albatros DIII

A slight deviation. The engine shown in Patrick's link has its air pump at the back end,which is how I've built mine. What's the chronology?
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Brad,
Truly madly Deeply... Superb!

It's a shame the fuselage halves have got to be closed on such crisp detail.

Outstanding work, m8.
Regards.

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Wow Brad, truly supurb!! I have to agree with Bob, it is a pity that a lot of the detail will be lost with the fuselage together, but it can't be helped.

I am glad that the engine covers will be off enough to see some of the engine detail.

I knew this would be an adventure worth watching.

I have also taken Stephen up on his offer for the Voss figure so one day I will be able to take some photo's with Voss standing there with both aircraft in this scale.

Thanks again for keeping us posted with the build progress Brad, now I have to stop looking at these pictures and see what else is happening in the world, but I just have to come back for another look....

Regards to all

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