Well here it is and for all its (numerous) faults it looks good enough for it’s role as a two-seat recce aircraft.
My inspiration for the paintwork was this splendid little book. I’m sure I’m not the only fan of this series - I wonder if there’s any demand for a post on my shelf of Blandfords.
Hello there Tim,
ReplyDeleteVery stylish looking and the observer looks great!
Blandford's titles are always useful to have around - especially the hardbacks.
All the best,
DC
That looks very smart Tim.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Pete.
Looks great. Love the red scarf! And yes a post on a landlords would be interesting.
ReplyDeleteWow Tim, it really looks great! It's amazing what a difference the decals make and the red scarf is perfect! Well done!
ReplyDeleteDavid Crook
ReplyDeleteStyle is good - even in 1916!
Pete
ReplyDeleteThe simple colour scheme makes it look quite neat.
Peter Douglas
ReplyDeleteI think the scarf matches the observer's nose! Sorry - it must be all your talk of 'landlords'...
Brad DeSantis
ReplyDeleteThose figures were a great find.
The Blandfords were a great little series: I still use them for ref too.
ReplyDeleteLovely Tim,
ReplyDeleteGood to see a Nieuport in the sky. building another Jasta aircraft myself at the moment
Cheers
Matt
Chocks away - excellent stuff
ReplyDeleteIan Drury
ReplyDeleteAlways wise to keep them to hand!
Bluewillow
ReplyDeleteThanks - I now have a total of three Great War French aircraft!
Geordie
ReplyDeleteLucky the crew are only plastic - so it should manage to struggle into the air.