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Old 1 July 2009, 11:31 PM #1 (permalink)
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Roden S.E.5a 1/32
May I introduce myself. My name is Sören and I come from Frankfurt(Oder), Germany.
This is my Roden S.E.5 paintes in the colours of edward "Mick" Mannocks S.E.5. I used the two sets from Master Casters for wheels, airscrew, radiator and cockpit cover. A lot of parts are scratch build like the enginge cowling and many parts in the cockpit.
Markings are painted or selfmade decals. The figure ist from Latorre Models.
I hope you enjoy my first model at the Aerodrome
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Old 1 July 2009, 11:33 PM #2 (permalink)
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A few more pics.
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Old 2 July 2009, 12:15 AM #3 (permalink)
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Old 2 July 2009, 12:40 AM #4 (permalink)
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Nice work! The figure and the base make a good frame for your build.
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Old 2 July 2009, 02:04 AM #5 (permalink)
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Beautiful!

What did you use for rigging???? Always curious in this scale as I'm getting ready to rig some 1/32nd scale aircraft myself........


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Old 2 July 2009, 05:17 AM #6 (permalink)
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Hello, Soren,

Welcome to the Aerodrome! I am sure that you will find a great deal of information here, and many forumites who can provide all sorts of help and advice.

Congratulations on a very nice SE5. I have the Wingnut Wings SE5a to build, so I am always interested in how others finish their 5/5a. I notice in your second set of photos that a rigging wire between the left side interplane struts has slackened off a bit: easy to fix! Excellent work with home made decals and painted markings as well. I must also use these methods for my current Junkers J.1.

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Old 2 July 2009, 11:45 AM #7 (permalink)
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Soren...welcome aboard. Your model looks great. Good to have another modeler on board. Welcome from Pennsylvania.

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Old 2 July 2009, 01:17 PM #8 (permalink)
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Hi Sören,
Welcome to the Aerodrome. You will always find somebody here, who can answer your questions.
What a beautiful SE5a you have built. Just wonderful. What did you use for rigging and buckles?
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Wellcome Sören. Nice build. Personally I would love to see some shadows and lights on otherwise overall nice plane.
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Welcome SOREN you did good work on that SE5a !! did you print the decals or some other method ??? any way they look very good Doug
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