Roden 1/32 Pfalz D.III

[StephenLawson]

Jurgen and Brad thank you sincerely for your kind words. Brad you may be pleasently surprised with this kit. The only things I recommend replacing are the two plastic landing gear legs. As far as fit you know the two items I listed as needing modification. The rest is opening up locator sockets and have fun. Sol & set the decals definately. On the decals if you cut the clear film away use a small metal ruler on the intersection of perpendicular cuts. On the smallest pieces I had several come up from the paper when I cut them. They went down well after sol and set but diluted white glue will work too.

[redalb2253]

Hey Stephen your avatar is the same as the tattoo I have on my left shoulder

[StephenLawson]

Originally Posted by redalb2253

Hey Stephen your avatar is the same as the tattoo I have on my left shoulder

Dude your freaking me out. . . .

[PfalzPflyer]

No tattoos here... but I still like the model. After all, it's not every day that someone builds your avatar.

Dean in Omaha, aka "PfalzPflyer"

[Kofoed]

Hi Stephen,

Awesome model, as usual. Excellent weathering. Very nice pictures.
Very inspiring, thanks for uploading.

Thank you
Kofoed

[Sreiko]

Nice build Stephen

[StephenLawson]

Thank you Dean, Kofoed and Sreiko! Since we all like a bit of weathering (to various extents) here is the engine.

[mriccio]

Very nice sir, very nice indeed...
Thanks for the pics.

[Sreiko]

Stephen- that good that could be also said that it is recolored archive images! Very authentic! Congratulation to the Grandmaster of the WW1 scale modeling!!

[PrzemoL]

I doubt not the model is greatly built and weathered. The newest attached photo proves it. My sincere congratulations, I wish mine were half as good. However, let me complain a bit, that it would be even better to be able to see the two first photos in better quality.