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Right, so its the same as WW2 US aircraft having the letter of the factory that built it in the designation.
Thanks Tim.
I am a Norfolk man and i glory in being so
On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
I'm way too over-committed to other GB's during that time frame, but I'd love to try a WWI aircraft if this were a longer GB.
Maybe you two staffers can have the 4-month competition betwixt yourselves and we citizens a more leisurely time frame?
Gamera Bonjour gentlemen, I say Monsieur Aaron should go with the SE.5 - can't let the Central Powers get too much of an edge here oui?
Bonjour gentlemen,
I say Monsieur Aaron should go with the SE.5 - can't let the Central Powers get too much of an edge here oui?
Righto, Gamera! Can't let the Kaiser's chappies get too much of an upper hand, eh wot?
Greg
George Lewis:
Hi Dre,
What I've done is snipped all the parts off the sprues for all of Aaron's WWI airplane kits and mixed them together in a single box.
Actually, there's no competition. We just wanted to build a couple of cool models and thought we'd offer to do it as a GB with interested members. However, we do want to keep this timeframe limited because Aaron and I have another group-build idea that we want to offer after this one; second, to keep people from overcommitting; and third, for us, managing one group build at a time is enough on top of all of our other responsibilities.
Hopefully, you can join us for the next GB we'll start probably in September. I don't want to give anything away as to its subject yet.
Tim
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Cool, I'll keep my eyes open for the next official FSM GB. Sorry to miss this, but I don't see fitting in my first WWI aircraft inside a 4 month window on top of everything else going.
I'll watch this GB to learn about the genre.
Dre Cool, I'll keep my eyes open for the next official FSM GB. Sorry to miss this, but I don't see fitting in my first WWI aircraft inside a 4 month window on top of everything else going. I'll watch this GB to learn about the genre.
No kidding, Dre. I'm still wondering if I can do it.
On that note, after much soul searching (read as checking rigging diagrams), I have decided to stick with the D.VII (OAW).
Cheers, Aaron
Aaron Skinner
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Well here's my offer of a badge. I thought it best to get it uploaded now, otherwise I'll continue spending time tinkering with it. That is not to say though, if some have further suggestions, I will take into consideration to amend it.
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regards,
Jack
I would be interested but there's no chance I could build a model that quickly unless it was super simple.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
GMorrison I would be interested but there's no chance I could build a model that quickly unless it was super simple.
Check out newer Revell Germany Dr.1. Not a lot of parts, but decent detail, good fits, and almost no rigging.
Hmmm...
The old 1/28 Revell model was a favorite of mine as a kid.
That little 1/72 looks sweet!
I can do that!
GMorrison,
You want in?
Aaron/ Tim. Glad to see administors starting a GB!! I'm not much into the WWI era planes but when you guys get ready to do a WWII GB let me know. I will be game for sure. Start the rally for the latter part of the year and we'll get everybody on board!!
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yes please
GMorrison yes please
You're in!
and the future WWII build .........do able???
mustang1989 Aaron/ Tim. Glad to see administors starting a GB!! I'm not much into the WWI era planes but when you guys get ready to do a WWII GB let me know. I will be game for sure. Start the rally for the latter part of the year and we'll get everybody on board!!
Mustang! Thanks for the kind words. A WWII GB? Hmmmm. It's not out of the realm of possibility. However, the next GB won't be WWII--not strictly speaking at any rate. We'll announce the theme after this one's over and Aaron and I have knocked out the details.
Also, I want to welcome everyone who has signed up for the FSM WWI Aeroplane Group Build. Counting Aaron and me, we have 10 participants, which is more than I thought we'd round up. Thanks for taking the trip with us.
Didn't mean to get ahead of the game Tim. Just interested in future stuff thats all. Should have PM'd you on it. Sorry
mustang1989 Didn't mean to get ahead of the game Tim. Just interested in future stuff thats all. Should have PM'd you on it. Sorry
Not at all, dude. We're thrilled that you guys want to do GBs with us. Keep pestering and asking.
I'm rather partial to the odd GB now and again. So i will be keeping an eye out for future ones.
Curses! I see that Monsieur Aaron has went with the other side! And I brought this delectable brie!
Well no brie for you sir!
I am sharing it only with my magnificent comrade in arms monsieur Greg!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Gamera Curses! I see that Monsieur Aaron has went with the other side! And I brought this delectable brie! Well no brie for you sir! I am sharing it only with my magnificent comrade in arms monsieur Greg!
Brie, indeed! Don't feel bad, Aaron. We have beer, and lots of it. And many kinds of -wurst. Oh, and I'm sorry for "accidentally" putting your instructions through the shredder. I'm certain we can find a low-res copy for you online.
Cleaning out my garage last weekend, I found a stein from Mader's in Milwaukie. I'm ready, suds boy!
That's jolly civil of you, mon ami; I'll bring the warm beer and Marmite.
Aaron Skinner On that note, after much soul searching (read as checking rigging diagrams), I have decided to stick with the D.VII (OAW). Cheers, Aaron
Chicken!
Seriously, that's a great choice Aaron!
Mike
"We have our own ammunition. It's filled with paint. When we fire it, it makes pretty pictures....scares the hell outta people."
Tim, I've done a bit of thinking about this GB, and, seeing that this is really shaping up to be something quite special, figured it deserved a special kit on my part, so I just went and pulled the trigger on a Wingnut Wings Fokker E.II / E.III (early). It's a kit I've had my eyes on for some time, and with your permission, I'd like to make it my entry for this GB instead of the DR.I. Hope that's cool with you.
Absolutely! Update is official.
jgeratic regards, Jack
Jack,
Fine work! I hope to have our offering up this week and we'll throw 'em both out there for the men to decide. Thanks for taking the initiative and doing that!
Awesome! Thanks Tim!
Jack, excellent work! That looks amazing!
Tim and Mike, thanks for the comments on the badge.
It's too bad my photo provider does some wonky things to my uploaded pics
- hence the pixel noise.
All right! Here's the Fokker D.VII I intend to build:
Part of Jasta 43, it was flown by Otto Creutzman to eight victories and Josef Raesch to seven. Not that that matters to me. Wingnut Wings produced two extra sets of decals for the D.VII (Alb) and I thought this scheme with the pitchfork was very cool. In fact, I yesterday I had decided that I was going to do Carl Degelow's Jasta 40 decorated with a stag when Aaron reminded me about this tasty red and white number.
So, there it is!
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