The cost of war

[StephenLawson]

Greetings all;

Here is a bit of fun with one of my older builds. The first of several I have planned that replicate airframes that were on display at Ilsington's Agricultural Hall in mid & late 1918.

"Mummy, did Daddy shoot that one down?"

[bobs_buckles]

Hello Stephen,
Superb work as usual.

I'm sure you have many spare propellers in your bits box, how about painting some up and hanging them from the walls of your Diorama?

Cheers for sharing,
Von Buck

[Kofoed]

Hi Stephen,

Such a splendid idea. Your diorama work is superb. Amazing half-open DrI, is it 1/48?

Thanks for sharing.
All the best.
Kofoed

[JohnReid]

Great stuff!

[StephenLawson]

Greetings all;

Thanks for the kind words. As for the general layout here are 5 airframes on display in the ultimate version of the display. There were others in the general display even a Halb. CL.II and a bomber or two.

[StephenLawson]

Originally Posted by Kofoed

Hi Stephen, Such a splendid idea. Your diorama work is superb. Amazing half-open DrI, is it 1/48?

Thanks for sharing.
All the best.
Kofoed

Thanks Kofoed! Yes it is a kit crash using the Aerobase brass PE stripdown 1/48 scale kit and the DML / Dragon kit.

[StephenLawson]

Originally Posted by bobs_buckles

Hello Stephen, Superb work as usual. I'm sure you have many spare propellers in your bits box, how about painting some up and hanging them from the walls of your Diorama?

Cheers for sharing,
Von Buck

As you can see there is not much but a few pieces against the back wall. I still have portions of two DR.I top wings I could use.

[StephenLawson]

Originally Posted by JohnReid

Great stuff!

Thanks John! Coming from you that makes me feel I am on the right track.

[StephenLawson]

Let me also thank the Aerodrome moderator for deleting my accidental double post.

[JohnReid]

8,000 posts, Holy Mackerel! I see too that we will soon have 8,000 members as well, Wow!