Bernd Nüßer (Nuesser)'s German Models


Fokker DR 1
Hasegawa`s Fokker Triplane in 1:8.
Paul Bäumer
I will change some materials of this kit. Enjoy building it....
The Propeller is made of plastic or resin and is painted like wood.
I will strip down the right half, the left will be painted and built with fabric.


Phalz E1
is a very fine Kit of the french manufacterer JMGT. It is of resin with metal parts and so fine, that I used no other parts, just out of the box. It is painted by hand


Phalz EV
scratchbuild, only the engine was produced by Hi-Tech


Hansa-Brandenburg KDW. - 95% scratchbuilt
This is a one-seater fighter plane with floats. 58 were delivered to the German navy starting the spring 1916. Three engines were used: 150 HP Benz and the 160 HP Mercedes and Maybach.

For construction, I used only the fuselage-halves of an unknown manufacturer and a part of the exhaust pipes. The images show how I did the floats and the wings. The wingspan of the model is 19, 4 cm. The materials were Balsa, plastic 0.3 mm and 0.5 mm, for the cockpit veneer 0.7 mm. and the struts were made of the finished product of RAI-RO.



Construction Photos
For construction, I used only the fuselage-halves of an unknown manufacturer and a part of the exhaust pipes.
The images show how I did the floats and the wings. The wingspan of the model is 19, 4 cm.
The materials were Balsa, plastic 0, 3 mm and 0, 5 mm, for the cockpit veneer 0, 7 mm. and the struts were made of the finished product of RAI-RO.






Hansa Brandenburg W 29
Bulit from a 1:48 scale FLASHBACK
kit.
The model depicts the aircraft of "Fiede" Friedrich Christiansen, squadron leader of Seefliegerstation Zeebrügge, after war the captain of the DO X Flugboot. The figure is a Hecker & Goros, for representing the water I needed a finished product for want of modelling it by myself at that time.



AEG G IV from HI-TECH with own colour.
I painted it in 4 colour-lozenge overall by hand. I thought about "wethering" this lozenge and found a way. Do it with a potato and dry painting!!
I think, it is a way too for wethering the decals of lozenge. The expression is good! You find a complete description in the
http://www.mbc-koblenz.de. Sorry, it is in German! My English is too bad.




Fokker DR.1
Eduard Strip down kit in 1:72 scale.
A beautiful eduard kit. this kits make an enormes impression to visitors, but there is only less work to complete them. This fokker was finished over all in two days! It exists only from some photoeched and several plastik parts.

First of all I painted all "wooden" parts in brown and all "steel tubes" in silver gray, the motor cowling in aluminium. Second day, all parts were glued together (I used contact glue Pattex). Finish!

On our last event of MBC Koblenz, it was the star and became best of show.

There were many other models on this event, which costs many hours of "hard" work. In fact, this fokker schooted them all down, my handley-page 0/400 scratchbuild too.


Fokker DVIII
This is a hand-painted eduard kit in 1:48. The Fokker of a Marinefeldjasta, plane of Lt. Sachsenberg, leader of Marinefeldjagdgeschwader 1. Planes fuselages were yellow and black. Eduard has this plane in 1:72 scale with the decals for the checkerboard-fuselage in a fine kit. It was hard work, doing it by hand and needed some glasses of red wine acting a strait line.....


Etrich Taube
Flashback-Kit. Pilot`s are Hecker Goros.


Albatros Doppeltaube 1911
1:48 scratchbuild. Only the pilot figure is Hecker & Goros. I friend,member of the www.mbc.koblenz as I am, made the photos. There are more photos on the webside of the club.


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