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8 October 2009, 03:14 PM
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Hey Bertl
I think I could work from your photo alone, But Do you have a Scanner ? Please email me a copy if you could place the cowl face down on the scanner and scan it ? (email it to me ?) I'll work with it maybe I could produce something for the Voss hungary Masses !! Thats the Best Voss Cowl Ive ever seen. I bet you can hold oyur breath ! I can barely hold mine long enough to paint the Cockpit combing ! Yours Mike
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9 October 2009, 12:01 PM
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start with the cockpit
@mgtaylor
sorry Mike, I have only a kamera, no scanner. I'm sure, this cowling is realy not the best you ever have seen  Here are two more pictures for you! @all To day, I start to built the cockpit. I used kit-parts with only a little bit scratchbuilt. It's almost the same as on my E.V or Dr.1 --- but more details as on the Dr.1 "Fritz Kempf"-cockpit, and - of course- , the right color on the frame-tube. Servus Bertl |
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9 October 2009, 01:10 PM
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OH YES IT IS !!!!
 Thank you for the additional photos and extra Head on shot square to the face of the cowl. I will try to work with that image in the future after I am finished my Website re-write. It looks like it will transfer well enough to my graphics software.Yours Mike
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18 October 2009, 08:11 AM
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a small cockpit-update
Hi,
5 pictures from Werner Voß's cockpit in progress. Weathered with a little bit Castor-oil inside the fuselage I will built the compass like by my AVIS E.V, -- moveable to all Axis Servus Bertl |
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19 October 2009, 09:07 AM
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@Doug
I like the used touch on WW1 or WW2 Warbird's. I think, many "factory-clean" models looks like toy's.................. a little bit oil-staining, a little bit exhaust-smoke, mud from the airfield-ground, scratch and bumbs on the cowling --- that is it, that's live in my model builder-eyes @Philippe It's a very easy and fast way.............and looks not to bad Servus Bertl |
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19 October 2009, 10:43 AM
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good job and good luck!
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