Roden F.1 1/32 "Werner Voss"

[vonSchaller]

Bertl this prop looks great !!! Is this really just made with this brown pen ?
wow. I´m on a Revell Camel at the moment and i´ll try your method.

Greetings
Armin
(from South Germany)

[Umlaufmotor]

@Erik

The cowling is from the F.1 Kit and have the step on it. When you will built an Dr.1 , buy the F.1 Kit - the right cowling is in the F.1-Box. The rivets are hand-made with a 0,3mm CNC-Drill.

@Armin

........only a brown pen. I used between the dark areas light-brown and orange-pen, but only a little bit.
Grüße aus Landsberg/Lech

@Kaiser Bill

Thank you very much, .... you will see the finished model?

By my "speed" to built the Fokker F.1 perhaps next year at the same time

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Bertl

[One-Oh-Four]

Originally Posted by Umlaufmotor

@Erik

The cowling is from the F.1 Kit and have the step on it. When you will built an Dr.1 , buy the F.1 Kit - the right cowling is in the F.1-Box. The rivets are hand-made with a 0,3mm CNC-Drill.
@Armin

........only a brown pen. I used between the dark areas light-brown and orange-pen, but only a little bit.
Grüße aus Landsberg/Lech

@Kaiser Bill

Thank you very much, .... you will see the finished model?

By my "speed" to built the Fokker F.1 perhaps next year at the same time

Servus
Bertl

No such luck! I already have the Dr.I in possession so I'll have to incorporate the step myself with putty or the like.

In any case; thanks for posting your builds here, this one and the E.V seriously inspire me!

[Umlaufmotor]

@One-Oh-Four

I mean the step in the Dr.1 model-cowling is not really a "must". The cowling on my Dr.1 model (Roden 1/32) is the Kit-Part only with handmade revits and panel-line.
The pictures of the cowling are from my Dr.1 "Fritz Kempf", I think it's so OK without the step.

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Bertl

[Umlaufmotor]

Hi, here are Pictures from three rotary-engines before and after a first washing with burnt-amber/thinner oilcolour-mix.
One engine goes to Voss' F.1, one to the E.V an the last to my future project, a Fokker V.4

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Bertl

[Miguel1]

Very interesting and practical way of painting the propeller with a crayon. I'll take your example to apply to my next propeller. Thanks for this great idea Bertl .

He's leaving a great job.

Miguel M.

[Umlaufmotor]

Hi, here comes Pictures from the backpaneel.
I removed the plastic and replaced it with a very thin (0,18mm) Gfk-plate.
You can read the name behind the gfk-plate
The small holes are made with an 0,20mm CNC-Drill.

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Bertl

[s1b]

How did you make the valve springs?

[Umlaufmotor]

Hi s1b,

take a look to this Websides:

www. qatech .com (go to Products/0,25 - 100 inch)

www. Feinmetall. de (Kontaktstifte).

Inside from this Pin's you can find this Springs.


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Bertl

[Umlaufmotor]

Hi, here are two pictures from the 103/17-cowling.

It's freehand-painting with Tamiya XF2 flat-white, without masking
Believe me, after this job I can hold on my breath longer as a Pearldiver in the South-sea

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Bertl