[WWI] Back to the models: an approach
Marcio Antonio Campos
marcio.antonio.campos at gmail.com
Tue Jun 3 09:29:16 EDT 2008
2008/6/3 Diego Fernetti <dfernet0 at rosario.gov.ar>:
>>
>> Well, now that I can build airplanes again, considering that Curitiba
>> will host a modeling exhibit in July
>
> One month! We're doomed!
The Argentineans in the list could come for the exhibit/contest, why
not? Yesterday I confirmed the days: July 26th-27th.
> If you want to build an accurate D.III, get the Roden kit. The Revell
> moldings need a lot of modifications to make it look truly an Albatros D.III
> and I guess you have limited time. But the kit is good to make the modeling
> fluids circulating again!
That's my idea: since the model is here (and I don't even remember how
I got this Revell D.III), let's build it -- the only kit I destroy for
experiences is the old Revell Dr.I.
Besides, Tutschek wasn't high in my D.III list (I prefer more colorful
planes). And, being an easy to paint aircraft, I decided it'd be a
good choice for the Revell D.III.
> The man with the vassoura?
Exactly! I liked the overall result (only regret some loss of detail
because of brush painting -- no room for airbrush at home) and learnt
a lot for future Roden D.VII's, since I have a couple of them waiting
to be built.
All the best from Brazil
Marcio
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