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| edbecky, Comment for image # 42257 | 08 Jun 20 12:21 |
| This is really nice!! |
| edtherenderman, Comment for image # 42257 | 08 Jun 20 11:06 |
| LOL! Thanks Don! I'm thinking I need to build a kit, or something a lot less involved! This has been an epic build for sure! |
| Don C, Comment for image # 42257 | 08 Jun 20 10:51 |
| Your next project needs to be a glass case for this. Extraordinary!
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| edtherenderman, Image # 42258 | 08 Jun 20 09:35 |
Dry fitting the upper wing. Outside struts are 1/16" bamboo skewers with balsa trailing edges, sanded to shape, filled and doped. Painted to match lozenge pattern on fuse. |
| edtherenderman, Image # 42257 | 08 Jun 20 09:33 |
Dry fitting the upper wing. |
| edtherenderman, Image # 42256 | 08 Jun 20 09:32 |
Tail feathers installed. The CII used struts between the upper and lower horz stabs, but they were not used on the CIII. |
| edtherenderman, Image # 42255 | 08 Jun 20 09:30 |
Tail skid detail. |
| edtherenderman, Image # 42254 | 08 Jun 20 09:30 |
Landing gear detail. Still need to install the wheel hubs on the axles. |
| edtherenderman, Image # 42253 | 08 Jun 20 09:29 |
Starboard view |
| edtherenderman, Image # 42252 | 08 Jun 20 09:28 |
Getting down to the end on the Hannover. Engine, fixed cowling and Spandau installed and firewall detail completed. |
| edbecky, Comment for image # 42206 | 28 May 20 10:43 |
| Yes it does. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 42206 | 28 May 20 10:04 |
| Looks great! |
| edtherenderman, Comment for image # 42204 | 26 May 20 16:46 |
| Yah, not a common subject for WWI aircraft. Seems like it has a pretty good operational history, but was overshadowed by the Rumpler, Roland and Halberstadt observation aircraft. And everyone loves the fighters, not the two seaters! |
| edtherenderman, Comment for image # 42204 | 26 May 20 16:34 |
| Yah, not a common subject for WWI aircraft. Seems like it has a pretty good operational history, but was overshadowed by the Rumpler, Roland and Halberstadt observation aircraft. And everyone loves the fighters, not the two seaters! |
| bobgood, Comment for image # 42204 | 26 May 20 15:38 |
| ...thank you. That's a new aircraft for me, nice to learn about that. |
| edtherenderman, Comment for image # 42204 | 26 May 20 13:26 |
| The Hannover had an unusual biplane horizontal stabilizer. There is another stabilizer and elevator mounted on top of the fin. The made a smaller tail surface for the rear gunner to shoot around. I don't have it installed yet, so it doesn't appear in these pictures. |
| bobgood, Comment for image # 42204 | 26 May 20 13:03 |
| I love your work here and the high detailing too, sorry to admit that I'm puzzled by the "Apparently" broken-off fin?
I have reviewed the whole set of pics to try to answer this for me but to no avail! |
| edtherenderman, Image # 42206 | 26 May 20 12:03 |
Port side front view. The vented hatch (there are two more on the bottom) was 3D printed. The smaller round hatches are .010 styrene cut to shape with 22 gauge wire used as the hinge. All decals, including the data plate in front of landing gear leg, and the weights and measures were created in Photoshop from pictures I found on the internet. Printed to waterslide decal inkjet paper. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 42204 | 26 May 20 12:01 |
| Beautiful. You better put this one in a glass case.
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| edtherenderman, Image # 42204 | 26 May 20 11:56 |
Starboard view at the tail. I like the way the fade from camo to the dark blue worked out! |
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