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Very interesting Colin.

WW1 machines seem much more complicated.

Nice thing as well all the cockpit detail etc. is there to be admired & not hidden as WW11 stuff.


Laurie

oooOOooo another soppy,will it be loud and proud?
mobear

A nice choise Colin hope you don't get the HUMP if anything goes wrong OK i'll get my coat

Originally Posted by Ian M

have a good holiday. Going some where nice?
Don't forget to post the box art and sprue shots. It's always nice to see whats in the box.

Ian M

Somewhere nice ? It's now 24 degrees, lava everywhere and the G & T is free. I think I'll be ok !

At last I can make a start. On returning from the holiday, I had to contend with a broken toilet, but far worse than that - no broadband. Can you imagine life in a house where the teenager can't use the web, and the wife can't access Facebook......my life was hell. Anywell, all fixed now.
So, in my absence, I made a start on the Camel.
Box etc.jpg
The box art. This comes complete with two pieces of PE.

Cockpit.jpg
The wicker seat and fuel tank all done.

Engine.jpg
The engine. I went cross eyed wiring the twin plugs up !

Ins. Panel.jpg
And finally for now, the instrumment panel. I find this quite funny. I've made it look more like a walnut veneer dashboard out of a Bentley instead of a WW1 instrument panel. Maybe this pilot liked a touch of class ??

Colin M..