Friday, January 16, 2015

Fokker DVII

Revell 1/72 Fokker DVII (Rudolph Berthold) - Kit No. 04194

Scratch built the dash-board from sprue - not too bad but overly fiddly and not that great in camera close-up

Machine gun cocking lever detail made from brass parts from an old photo-etch set and hollowed out the exhaust pipe end with a tiny drill bit

The lozenge camouflage paint nightmare!

Painstaking painting of each lozenge square by hand - thankfully the kit has a complete decal with all the lozenge shapes on a black & white outline.

Stretched sprue for the rudder and elevator control rods/ cable

Aileron control rod detail made from cut sprue and stretched sprue

Since the struts were way too thick for an accurate scale model, I carefully sanded each one down by 50% in thickness making sure not to snap them (which I did once!)

Finished rudder and elevator control cable/ rods

1/72 Revell Fokker DVII


1/72 Revell Fokker DVII
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2 comments:

  1. Wow! I never thought I would see that kit completed the way it was supposed to be. You did a wonderful job on such a plastic dinosaur. My respect, sir.

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