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Dark Horse
10-11-2012, 02:39
I recently put up these pix of my Nieuport 28 in the Shapeways Thread (cos the plane is a Shapeways), but I thought that it probably belongs here too, to kick start a painting thread. I copied the paint scheme from a large scale (1/48) model that I found pictures of on the internet.
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More Pix in my album here, including the 1/48 pix:
http://www.wingsofwar.org/forums/album.php?albumid=1551
Rickenbacker: "White 12" from 94th Aero "Hat in the Ring" squadron.
Flying Officer Kyte
10-11-2012, 04:35
And a very nice start it is too Nigel.
Rob.
Beer&pretzels
02-19-2013, 20:47
Good job Nigel! I've been thinking about doing a few of those. You're bigger model is truly inspiring.
Baron Rolf
02-19-2013, 22:05
A very nicel painted Nieuport 28 there Nigel :thumbsup:
somaliavet
02-20-2013, 06:35
I have to say, that's one of the best finished Shapeways I have seen. Great job!
Dark Horse
02-23-2013, 16:52
Good job Nigel! I've been thinking about doing a few of those. You're bigger model is truly inspiring.
The 1/48 model is not mine, I just "liberated" the images from the internet. The difficulty was getting the same general painting details & effect scaled down to 1/144. It took a while before I was happy with it!
James Meissner's Nieuport 28. Shapeways aircraft.
Did not add any Liberty Loan poster.
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/Jörgen
Baldrick62
05-26-2013, 08:59
Nicely done both; particularly the cowling decoration on Meissner's.
Flying Officer Kyte
05-26-2013, 11:11
Yes a great job Jorgen.
That is a super paint scheme on Meissner's Nieuport 28.
Rob.
Dark Horse
05-27-2013, 03:14
Nice cowling paint job.
Carl_Brisgamer
05-27-2013, 05:57
Great work on the Nieuport 28s, definitely one candidate for set VIII!
tusekine
02-03-2014, 20:34
Here is my Nieuport 28, a non-historical fantasy version. The bucking cowboy in yellow circle is 88th Aero Sqn which saw frontline duty but did not fly 28s. I "attribute" this plane on my card to 1st Ltn Fletcher L. McCordic, who was a pilot in the 88th.
This is a Reviresco model; decals are home made.
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Flying Officer Kyte
02-04-2014, 01:07
You are certainly knocking out some very fine aircraft this week Anthony.
I love the chequered effect on the engine cowling.
Having done it myself, I know just how difficult it is to get the decals to conform to the contours of the plane.
Well done that man.:hatsoff:
Rob.
Baron Rolf
02-04-2014, 01:42
Here is my Nieuport 28, a non-historical fantasy version. The bucking cowboy in yellow circle is 88th Aero Sqn which saw frontline duty but did not fly 28s. I "attribute" this plane on my card to 1st Ltn Fletcher L. McCordic, who was a pilot in the 88th.
This is a Reviresco model; decals are home made.
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That's an amazing Nieuport 28 Anthony :thumbsup:
Flying Helmut
02-04-2014, 12:57
That's really nice!
MoonSylver
02-04-2014, 16:12
Love the scheme you've created: the bucking bronco, the tail markings, the checkered nose, all splendid. :clap:
Hi all,
As my first foray into uploading repaints, I'm happy to share one that I've looked forward to doing since first hearing his story: Quentin Roosevelt of the 95th Aero Squadron. (I'm new to the upload thing, so I hope the images upload correctly).
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Nice one and thank you for the discover of this pilot story .
https://www.westernfrontassociation.com/on-this-day/14-july-1918-flight-lieut-quentin-roosevelt/
milcoll73
04-12-2021, 01:04
excellent work!
camelbeagle
11-02-2022, 19:13
I have to show my 94th Squadron Nieuport 28 repaints. Just a paint over and put new numbers on.
I did the following pilots:
2 - Major Raoul Lufbery
10 - Lt. Douglas Campbell
11 - Lt. Reed M. Chambers
14 - Lt. Alan F. Winslow
I used Miscmini decals for these.
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The 94th is out looking for a fight!
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Von Scharf
11-02-2022, 20:09
Those turned out great!
Nice work, Dan! Those will be fun to fly ;)
mikeemagnus
11-03-2022, 04:04
Nice work there Dan!
Flying Helmut
11-03-2022, 04:50
Really nice work Dan! :clap:
Wonderful work Dan. :clap:
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