Karl Sitts
Airman 1st Class
Gerar! Great again! Great idea for the canopy!-Karl
Scratchbuilt
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Thats a neat trick Karl!
Glad things are going well with you!!
Glad things are going well with you!!
Dragonsinger
Airman
Hi Guys
Someone mentioned card models and the following links will give you plenty to modify to scratch build from
Canon 3D Papercraft - Virgin Atlantic Airways A340-600 is an airliner. Canon 3D Papercraft - Racer539 Hawk is a flying model. I have built all the gliders but since my nephew and nieces played them to death I have no pictures. Yes I built the dragon and I will post a photo as soon as I get one. The site Canon Inkjet Printer - CREATIVE PARK has almost every type of model you can think of so have fun.
If, like me, you prefer your model aircraft in the air try Mike's flying scale model pages Gerar, you will LOVE this site since it has plan downloads and info on lots of oddball stuff including early jets. It's also the place to blame for the picture below.
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk166/The_Dragonsinger/He162/HE16203a.jpg
The model is progressing and I will keep posting progress reports.
Gerar your models are terrific. They're so good I'm terrified of trying to match up to them. How about just varnishing them to show off the wood?
Regards
Dragonsinger
Someone mentioned card models and the following links will give you plenty to modify to scratch build from
Canon 3D Papercraft - Virgin Atlantic Airways A340-600 is an airliner. Canon 3D Papercraft - Racer539 Hawk is a flying model. I have built all the gliders but since my nephew and nieces played them to death I have no pictures. Yes I built the dragon and I will post a photo as soon as I get one. The site Canon Inkjet Printer - CREATIVE PARK has almost every type of model you can think of so have fun.
If, like me, you prefer your model aircraft in the air try Mike's flying scale model pages Gerar, you will LOVE this site since it has plan downloads and info on lots of oddball stuff including early jets. It's also the place to blame for the picture below.
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk166/The_Dragonsinger/He162/HE16203a.jpg
The model is progressing and I will keep posting progress reports.
Gerar your models are terrific. They're so good I'm terrified of trying to match up to them. How about just varnishing them to show off the wood?
Regards
Dragonsinger
A4K
Brigadier General
Thanks for those Dragonsinger!
And Karl, glad to hear you're doing alright!
And Karl, glad to hear you're doing alright!
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gerar
Airman
Hi Guys.....
Long time no see.....been busy doing so many things, but let me show you where am at with this project and another...
and right now am here.....maybe a week or two to go..
Why the backlog on the SM-79?.....well take a look..I got me envolved with this Caproni 101.............
...................Thanks for your time.8)
Long time no see.....been busy doing so many things, but let me show you where am at with this project and another...
and right now am here.....maybe a week or two to go..
Why the backlog on the SM-79?.....well take a look..I got me envolved with this Caproni 101.............
...................Thanks for your time.8)
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Welcome back, Gerar! We missed your unique talents!
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
Wonderful models, and a unique gift. I don't have the guts to try to scratch
build something like that...
Charles
build something like that...
Charles
Catch22
Major
Wow, those are great!
Heinz
Captain
Hi Gerar,
I was wondering what you have been up to. Great to see you around again
Superb work on those models mate
I was wondering what you have been up to. Great to see you around again
Superb work on those models mate
Glad you've stopped by Gerar, saw the lights on Huh?
Nice work as usual, mate!
Nice work as usual, mate!
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gerar
Airman
Hi guys.....your words literally make me blush!!!! thanks....
I have just finished plans for the Imam Romeo RO-1. This is one of my preferite aircraft, not avery well known one at that but the plane has quite a historyin the Italian Regia Aeronautica during the Ethiopian Campaign of 1934-36. I made a 1:72 scale a long time ago and was so happy with it, I pomised myself I would do a larger one with complete cockpit and surely neat spoke wheels....so I´ll finish the present two relatively soon and start with the good old RO...............see you guys, take care and happy modeling.
I have just finished plans for the Imam Romeo RO-1. This is one of my preferite aircraft, not avery well known one at that but the plane has quite a historyin the Italian Regia Aeronautica during the Ethiopian Campaign of 1934-36. I made a 1:72 scale a long time ago and was so happy with it, I pomised myself I would do a larger one with complete cockpit and surely neat spoke wheels....so I´ll finish the present two relatively soon and start with the good old RO...............see you guys, take care and happy modeling.
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gerar
Airman
WOW!!!! who did that?????.....beautiful signature.....this is a REAL present.......Thank you very much, great job!!!! wood and all......really appreciate it...........Grazie!!!!..
Well, I almost finished the "Sorci Verdi" SM-79, but I still have some details to take care of, a finished cabin, some surface lines on the wings and fuselage and some paint details like engine smoke etc, about a week more of work, but thought you guys might like to take a peek.....
It all started like this....
Almost ready for the hangar......Notice that the "C" model or "Corsa" had no hump nor under fuselage gondola. It was made as sleek as possible since they also put it in distance races, notice the elongated spinners. This particular one is one of the group that flew from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in the record braking flight in 1938. The four were given as a gift to the BAF, all pilots and crew returned to Italy by an Italian Navy ship.....
Well, I almost finished the "Sorci Verdi" SM-79, but I still have some details to take care of, a finished cabin, some surface lines on the wings and fuselage and some paint details like engine smoke etc, about a week more of work, but thought you guys might like to take a peek.....
It all started like this....
Almost ready for the hangar......Notice that the "C" model or "Corsa" had no hump nor under fuselage gondola. It was made as sleek as possible since they also put it in distance races, notice the elongated spinners. This particular one is one of the group that flew from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in the record braking flight in 1938. The four were given as a gift to the BAF, all pilots and crew returned to Italy by an Italian Navy ship.....
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
That's some GREAT scratchbuilding!
Heinz
Captain
Hey Gerar, more wonderful work!
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Beautiful...!
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
Nice model Gerar , love the livery!
