A video is difficult...
a model takes me several hours or even days...
I offer you a photo report of the different stages, it will be less boring!
Here is my next Felixtowe being assembled
A video is difficult...
a model takes me several hours or even days...
I offer you a photo report of the different stages, it will be less boring!
Here is my next Felixtowe being assembled
Just caught up on your thread, these are amazing creations, it's wonderful what you have been doing with these models.
Well done and thanks for sharing with us.
Cheers
More beautiful models. Well done Philippe. Can't wait to see the Felixstowe.
just found this thread. What magnificent work you have done....inspirational!Looking forward to seeing all of your collection as time allows.
The hardest part is done!
I managed to "hire" 4 volunteers for the first trials.
recruitment was difficult (it takes time 4 good round men)
Now the engines which promise to be particularly complex
While waiting for the rest of the assembly,
here is a Serbian Nieuport XI
A French Morane AI,
And, for the fun, a Voisin "Canard" 1910
More great work Philippe
Agreed, more great work
I could help? Give me a moment...Originally Posted by Flingueur-Phil
PS: Perhaps you could send me a top-down (card view) image of your plane?
Last edited by OldGuy59; 08-13-2023 at 08:23.
Mike
"Flying is learning to throw yourself at the ground and miss" Douglas Adams
"Wings of Glory won't skin your elbows and knees while practicing." OldGuy59
This one is cute too!
More great planes Philippe. Looking forard to seeing the Felixstowe completed.
Hello everyone, back after some troubles, the vagaries of life are sometimes very difficult!
Here is the D VII se Starck
The Colishaw's Triplane
and ottoman's Fokker E.III
The FELIXTOWE will soon take to the air, an engine support problem is keeping it in the workshop for the moment
Life's like that sometimes, Phil, good to see you're back in production & look forward to seeing the Felixstowe when it's sorted, the monoplane glider version looks great !
Sapiens qui vigilat... "He is wise who watches"
More great work. Hope you're doing better
Great looking planes, Philippe. Love the colors on the D-VII.
More wonderful looking models! Great job!
As everyone has said, great models.
Wonderful models as always!!
Hello everyone,
I'm coming back with a few planes after a difficult period that I hope is behind me.
Here is a Belgian Hanriot HD-1 from Edmond Thieffry
An Albatros D.I from Friedrich karl Prinz von Preußen
And a belgian Ponnier
Another great set of planes Philippe.
Excellent continuation! Your works are inspiring.
Hello everyone,
Here is the big duck finally on its base
Felixstowe F2A
And his enemy
Hansa-Brandeburg W12 (short tail)
I will focus on its big brother, the Hansa-Brandeburg W-19
Awesome pair of North Sea adversaries.
Beautiful sea birds Philippe!
Fantastic work.
Awesome F2A and W12, Phil!
REP
Good work this week, here is the Hansa-Brandeburg W-19, based in Ostend to protect U-Boots.
It's a big bad guy, 2 fixed machine guns forward, but above all a 20mm cannon in the rear turret and a big 260 hp engine. turn pull it all!
Y - A/C - 17 - 11 - 5
And then, a Mosca MB bis
Plane of an Italian inventor who was unable to realize his project in 1914 and finally built it for the Russians in 1917 where it was totally obsolete
OOPS, duplicate
Can an admin overwrite one of the last two identical posts?
Philippe what palymat do you use? That looks cute!
Very nice!
Got it.
Nice new planes. I really like the W-19.
I am adding an Albatros D.V "Manfred von Richthofen"
And an Albatros D.II (from my first creations)
I would like to make the DH.10 Amiens, does anyone have any idea of its movement characteristics in the game?
(See last week's post)
Lovely photos, Phillippe
Here is a new original series!
A Vickers Vimy
A Belgian Morane-Saulnier type G2-C1
And finally a RAF Re.7
More impressive work Philippe
More great stuff, Philippe, you are a paper master !
Sapiens qui vigilat... "He is wise who watches"
Here is the little one of the week.
Albatross D.II Manfred Von Richtofen
The small (1/144) and the large (1/24)
And especially the little one, it’s him who interests us
Absolutely incredible... how on earth can you make models of that size out of paper, just doesn’t seem possible.
Never Knowingly Undergunned !!
What he ^^^^^^^said.
Since you are very well behaved and you like it, I add to you my Aviatik series
Aviatik C.I
Aviatik C.III
Exceptionally nice, Philippe!
Excewllent planes as usual Philippe!
Astounding!
I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!
More paper excellence, well done Philippe
Sapiens qui vigilat... "He is wise who watches"
Well, the glue is not dry, but here is my latest one.
VERY difficult, but how pretty it is!
Hansa-Brandenburg KDW – German Navy Fighter
Happy Easter everyone!
Great Aviatik and star-strutter, Phil
Love that Hansa-Brandenburg KDW, Philippe
Nice to see the not so usual plane. Very pretty! Now I think I need one.
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