WIP Roland CII.a (Late) with some Kellerkind figures

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Ulrich

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Since some years I was thinking about to buy a wingsnut wings kit. Now I bought one and start with it. And because I will put some Kellerkind figures and some other things on the diorama I think I can show a little sbs here
 

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What a fantastic start, the figures will fit in well with this. I have most of the range of the Wingnut kits and they are the best plastic kits on the market get in that scale. There are some fine examples around. I like this so far.
Tommi
 
Brilliant start on the Wingnuts kit Ulrich and the addition of a few figures will give it life . I've never had the cabinet space to do a Wingnuts kits so I stay with 1/48th scale WW1 kits . There is a brilliant web site that is dedicated to WWl aircraft kits . ww1aircraft.com it's well worth a visit as Wingnuts is a very popular kit on there . I shall fallow this one(y) .
chippy
 
This is epic!I've been thinking of something like this for years but the sheer amount of work....I will follow this with the utmost interest.Well done indeed!

Oda.
 
Like Tommi, I have most of the range. There is everything for the figure painter to attempt in the construction of a WW1 aircraft - canvas, leather, metals, wood and any appropriate weathering. Give one a go and you (will) be hooked!

Gary
 
Excellent start Ulrich and look forward to seeing this progress. I built this kit earlier this year and you will have no fit or finish problems anywhere. It's a dream to build and even a newcomer can obtain great results with this and their other kits. I built the Roland CII ('Early') version and loved every minute of it.

Cheers and look forward to seeing the progress.
Gary
 
Done a little bit more. The motor is ready and I had build in some detail-parts, which will vanished after I close the airplane. I have give up to make some cable on the spark plugs because I tried it and destroy two of them
The MG is not ready and needs some paint
 

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