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Roland Sachsenhoferadded a new photoalbum.
23 21 August, 15:57
Roland SachsenhoferI hum Hans Albers all the time: 'Flyer, greet me the sun, greet me the stars and ....' The reason: the two Junkers F.13s were finished today! I'll show you the results in two galleries attached to this project. The F-13 'Annelise', in its original form an altitude record machine from 1919 and semi-legal 'Moscow Flyer' can be seen here first. The construction is not for the faint-hearted and perfection in the final result is not to be found here. But as the saying goes: ' Greet me the sun, the stars and the moon.... ' 🙂
21 August, 16:02
NeulingInteresting: the pilot seems to sit outside the cabin, protected only by a small windshield.
22 August, 09:08
Roland SachsenhoferThank you very much for your motivating feedback! I am really pleased that you like it! Indeed, 'Economy' and 'Business class' for pilots and passengers! The two pilots were actually sitting outside, exposed to the airflow, the cold and also to whatever the BMW or Jumo was emitting!
23 August, 08:25
Ludvík KružíkA very interesting machine that is not often seen on these pages.
Nicely built and photographed. 👍 👍 👍
23 August, 08:53
Roland SachsenhoferThank you very much for your comment, Ludvik.
It gives me great pleasure to be able to present the second F.13, which has just been completed, in a second gallery post! 🙂
23 August, 13:47
Thomas Antonsenadded a new photoalbum.
7 22 June, 14:26
Thomas AntonsenThank you, it has been a long project, which is now nearing completion.
I like your M3 a lot.
23 June, 19:16
Roland Sachsenhoferadded a new photoalbum.
23 August, 13:35
Roland SachsenhoferI am pleased to be able to present the second Junkers F.13 to you. This pleasure is fuelled by the fact that these are not tricky kits - on the other hand, the variety provided by the corrugated sheet metal was great fun and, important to say, these are not bad kits! The one thing I now realise is that with the corrugated metal-work you have to plan exactly what you are going to do and when. In any case, I can only recommend this MikroMir kit! Thank you for your interest and your valuable and motivating comments!
23 August, 13:46
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Lenny Liadded a new photoalbum.
41 19 November 2020, 11:48
Lenny LiIt's been a while my friends. Have been working on 3 subjects at the same time since October. Stay tuned!
19 November 2020, 11:54
Lenny LiSome updates. First time using hot wire foam cutter. It turns out OK for setting up the base. Applied AK diorama paste on top.
Made the first mistake when using spray can - the paint or the agent reacts and corrodes any exposed foam surface. Had to reapply paste for the 2nd time to fix. Painting is quite straightforward, just Tamiya acrylic paint with airbrush.
Next step will be weathering.
24 November 2020, 12:00
NeulingYour reference picture shows the Erechteion on the Acropolis in Athens.
26 November 2020, 09:42
Hanno KleineckeWow that looks superrealistic and lively ! Excellent modeling ! The only question that comes to me is - how did this Steyr manage to sink two subchasers and 10.600 tons of enemy shipping - in the african desert..... 🙂 No offence ! 🙂
26 January 2021, 09:52
Konrad -That is indeed a very very nice dio with all that details in it! Great presentation on this unique background!
Absolutely great 👍!
26 January 2021, 10:11
Rui SImpressive work and dio. Great weathering on the Steyer, lot's of details. Very well done 👍
26 January 2021, 11:42
Spanjaardit looks great. fantastic details. Interesting to use copies of the Caryatids as statues (as normal Caryatids they are quite over dimensioned, and the Afrika Korps was never in Athens, I think 😉 ) fantastic dio.
12 August 2021, 14:10
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