Siemens-Schuckert D.III

bughunter
So, project number 5 of this year finished. Here are the final pictures of "Black Beauty" (Daniels words 🙂)

Daniel Klink
First ehehehe.. 🙂 WOnderful presentation of a terrific build. The Prop, the Lozenge the Details like the wire locks and tensioners..etc, etc.
I hope we sit next to another again next year in Wilnsdorf and of course you take this another fantastic piece of workbench art with you 👍
McGyver of scale modelling did it again
Cheers Daniel

Wim van der Luijt
unsurprisingly it turned out really good!

Erik Leijdens
Great job on a ww1 model as usual Bughunter. Really good work 👍

Martin Oostrom
Striking combination of the black and the lozenges. One of your better builds! 👍

Predrag Ivanovic
Great work, rigging is so real.

Daniel Klink
"One of your better builds!" Saw what you did there Martin 🙂

Thomas Bischoff
She's a beauty! Watched the progress on your other album - incredible work!
This is one of the four Siemens Schuckert which landed after the 1st WW in November 1918 in Switzerland. This aircraft was then handed over to France.

Alec K
Superb work Frank 👍

bughunter
Thanks you mates!
@Daniel Wilnsdorf 2019 is on the schedule, of course!
@bobinspokaloo I used different Gaspatch types. I added them to the project, but I do not see them, may be the number of accessories to a project is limited.
@Martin hmm, which of my projects is the opposite of better builds? 😉
@Thomas Yes, there is a picture known of the fuselage, without wings, after a hard land.

Martin Oostrom
I'm a big fan of your work and can only dream of achieving this quality in my lifetime. But just like everybody else, you keep improving. So there really isn't an opposite, in your case it's more like Good, Better, Better, Better, Best. 👍

Spanjaard
amazing job bughunter, as usual. i really love the propeller.

Michael Phillips
This is so cool! Not usually into this type of subject, but that is beautiful work and a stunning model. Bravo!

Urban Gardini
Lovely!

bughunter
Thx mates 👍 And Michael, it is nice to impress someone usually not into this type of subject!
Martin, thanks for the explanation, I thought you do not like the Ford-T or the MOAB.

Marcel Klemmer
It is very impressive how you raise higher the bar with each piece of work. Impressiv!

Roberto Rocat
What a great subject. Very good work.