Final shots of Stearman PT-17 Kaydet
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72 3 December, 13:53
bughunter
With a bit of luck I had today some light between the rain showers so now I can show some outdoor shots.
Before anyone asks: These are not new reference images, but photos of the model 🙂
With a bit of luck I had today some light between the rain showers so now I can show some outdoor shots.
Before anyone asks: These are not new reference images, but photos of the model 🙂
3 December, 13:58
Robert Podkoński
Yeah, photos of the model... These are reference photos for sure! 😉 Like I've said: BEAUTIFUL!
Yeah, photos of the model... These are reference photos for sure! 😉 Like I've said: BEAUTIFUL!
3 December, 14:55
gorby
Well that brightens a dull day. Stunning build as always and the photographs make it look like it's the real deal. The metal rigging was very successful.
Well that brightens a dull day. Stunning build as always and the photographs make it look like it's the real deal. The metal rigging was very successful.
3 December, 15:08
Spanjaard
if mine turns to be a quarter as good as this one, I will be over the moon, what a fantastic result!
if mine turns to be a quarter as good as this one, I will be over the moon, what a fantastic result!
3 December, 15:31
Zbynek Honzik
Absolutely extraordinary work! What a great photos! Truly a feast for the eyes and a great inspiration! Congratulations Bughunter!
Absolutely extraordinary work! What a great photos! Truly a feast for the eyes and a great inspiration! Congratulations Bughunter!
3 December, 16:03
Christoph Kunz
It's flying. It is really flying! See the last pic.
Bild 1 : Wie das Licht auf dem schmalen Band des Rumpfes schimmert sieht fantastisch aus.
It's flying. It is really flying! See the last pic.
Bild 1 : Wie das Licht auf dem schmalen Band des Rumpfes schimmert sieht fantastisch aus.
3 December, 16:14
bughunter
Thank you very much for your wonderful comments mates!
Now its dark so I made also some pictures in a light tent. Feel free top ask if you want to see a special detail or viewing angle.
And in case you have have not seen it yet: there is a big album of the build attached to the project.
Thank you very much for your wonderful comments mates!
Now its dark so I made also some pictures in a light tent. Feel free top ask if you want to see a special detail or viewing angle.
And in case you have have not seen it yet: there is a big album of the build attached to the project.
3 December, 17:50
Alec K
I mean, what is there to say. Just superb! The metal rigging looks intriguing, may have to try it.
I mean, what is there to say. Just superb! The metal rigging looks intriguing, may have to try it.
3 December, 18:37
Ludvík Kružík
Fantastic model in perfect photos! I really like the photos with the spinning propeller (no. 14 and 15) Especially the photo of the machine in flight looks very impressive.
Fantastic model in perfect photos! I really like the photos with the spinning propeller (no. 14 and 15) Especially the photo of the machine in flight looks very impressive.
3 December, 21:55
Kyle DeHart
Frank, what can I say? Another beauty to add to your collection!! Up to your usual high standards of detailing and rigging and paint work, my friend. I always greatly enjoy your outdoor shots too. Lovely.
Frank, what can I say? Another beauty to add to your collection!! Up to your usual high standards of detailing and rigging and paint work, my friend. I always greatly enjoy your outdoor shots too. Lovely.
4 December, 00:04
Jakub Fiala
Just amazing! It really looks like the real machine. The level of added details is almost unbelievable 👍
Just amazing! It really looks like the real machine. The level of added details is almost unbelievable 👍
4 December, 09:04
bughunter
Thank you very much for your fantastic feedback! If you can confuse the model with the real airplane, I have achieved my goal 🙂
The very slight weathering is barely visible in the pictures. I assumed that these school machines were well maintained.
I must also thank Revell for this wonderful (and underrated) kit! Only this crazy yellow plastic ...
@Alec The metal rigging is a special thing. A lot of effort to get it looking right and I think it will be still to big on a WWI biplane. The size would match for 1:32 (Wingnut Wing says in the instruction to use 0.3 x 0.1mm wires for the RAF wires), but the etched wires will be to short for 1:32. The hole must be in the right angle and the wire need a free movement on one side to avoid problems with thermal changes.
Thank you very much for your fantastic feedback! If you can confuse the model with the real airplane, I have achieved my goal 🙂
The very slight weathering is barely visible in the pictures. I assumed that these school machines were well maintained.
I must also thank Revell for this wonderful (and underrated) kit! Only this crazy yellow plastic ...
@Alec The metal rigging is a special thing. A lot of effort to get it looking right and I think it will be still to big on a WWI biplane. The size would match for 1:32 (Wingnut Wing says in the instruction to use 0.3 x 0.1mm wires for the RAF wires), but the etched wires will be to short for 1:32. The hole must be in the right angle and the wire need a free movement on one side to avoid problems with thermal changes.
4 December, 10:16
Alec K
Thanks for the info 👍. I saw a modeler using it in 1:144, not really sure what dark magic they used 😄
Thanks for the info 👍. I saw a modeler using it in 1:144, not really sure what dark magic they used 😄
4 December, 15:03
Martin Oostrom
It's getting boring Bugsy. But this is another marvellous, ingenious, fantastic, gorgeous, incredible build. Just as with Lode, I'm running out of words. Can we just call it a Frank build?
It's getting boring Bugsy. But this is another marvellous, ingenious, fantastic, gorgeous, incredible build. Just as with Lode, I'm running out of words. Can we just call it a Frank build?
5 December, 07:16
Thomas Bischoff
another beauty from the master! Your builds leave us all speechless
another beauty from the master! Your builds leave us all speechless
6 December, 19:18
bughunter
It makes me happy to read your wonderful comments!
Martin, you're running out of words because you've already used so many adjectives. I need a dictionary 😎
It makes me happy to read your wonderful comments!
Martin, you're running out of words because you've already used so many adjectives. I need a dictionary 😎
10 December, 17:54
Desert Marlin
Amazing work there!!! Glad I got to see this one in the final gallery!
Amazing work there!!! Glad I got to see this one in the final gallery!
1 16 December, 21:19
bughunter
Thank you very much! Every comment makes me happy.
I'm sure some people think these are the reference pictures and the model is yet to come ...
Thank you very much! Every comment makes me happy.
I'm sure some people think these are the reference pictures and the model is yet to come ...
1 17 December, 17:33
Kyle DeHart
No doubt about that Frank!! If I ever build a subject that you've built, I'm certainly going to use your final glamour photos as reference!!
No doubt about that Frank!! If I ever build a subject that you've built, I'm certainly going to use your final glamour photos as reference!!
18 December, 11:49
Duncan Black
It's fantastic, the metal rigging really does add to the whole look.
It's fantastic, the metal rigging really does add to the whole look.
1 19 December, 08:40
bughunter
Today I had a Wingman beer in my advent calendar. Take a look at the colors! If that's not a suitable drink for this project ...
Today I had a Wingman beer in my advent calendar. Take a look at the colors! If that's not a suitable drink for this project ...
2 20 December, 20:51
bughunter
Yeah mates!
Kyle, I like the angry look, the many details like the foot on the collar - that's why I uploaded the picture.
Yeah mates!
Kyle, I like the angry look, the many details like the foot on the collar - that's why I uploaded the picture.
1 20 December, 23:15
Jennifer Franklin
okay *wow*, love the plane. The rigging looks intimidating, but you did a lovely job.
okay *wow*, love the plane. The rigging looks intimidating, but you did a lovely job.
23 December, 21:20