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#21 Posted : 25 November 2016 20:12:26

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Brilliant update as ever Ken.

I would stick with the plane because from what i saw it was looking really good.

Could you not have the rigging broken as chances are a crash would have snapped some of it.
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#22 Posted : 29 November 2016 21:30:52

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Hi all here's the next update







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#23 Posted : 07 December 2016 21:24:34

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Hi all well the first one in the series is done I've put the two together since that is how they will be displayed, I'm quite pleased with the outcome so far.





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#24 Posted : 08 December 2016 13:37:31

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Nicely done Ken ThumpUp

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#25 Posted : 13 December 2016 19:25:05

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Hi all, well I've finished one of my nemesis's, the first plane, I know I'm rubbish at them but I think this would be OK in an infant school, hopefully the older kids will take pity on me as the first two dios are OK.



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#26 Posted : 13 December 2016 20:45:45

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That looks fine Ken, apart from the broken wing of course LOL

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Hi all well here is the next installment, I was going to do this crashed in a green valley in the summer but then I thought, this is supposed to be showing the horror of the war, so I decided to have it crashed in a cold snow covered muddy field, so here is the revision, personally I think it looks really cold.






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#28 Posted : 17 December 2016 20:05:04

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That looks really cool!ThumpUp (scuse the pun!LOL )
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#29 Posted : 18 December 2016 10:23:47
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Well done Ken.

Cool Cool Cool

The snow effect with the bits of mud showing is excellent. Love

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#30 Posted : 18 December 2016 12:43:17

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Looks Great KenBigGrin like the planeCool looking forward to the next oneBigGrin regards Phil
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#31 Posted : 18 December 2016 22:32:58

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Hi all I decided to put the decals on before I put the wings on or the rigging as I can see it being very fiddly after, I'm figuring that maybe I will rig each layer of wings before I add the next layer, I know nothing about rigging planes, is this a good method or will it cause problems later on.
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#32 Posted : 18 December 2016 22:52:55

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Looking good Ken

I don't know about rigging planes but your logic seems sound, I can't think of any reason why it would cause problems later
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#33 Posted : 18 December 2016 23:11:21

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Nicely done Ken BigGrin not an expert on rigging as only did a couple of biplanes many years ago and rigged them once the wings had been fitted and set.

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Now I'm confused, the instructions show the crossover rigging in the wings going through them with the middle of the cross intersecting the centre of the wing the box art shows the starting at the inside of the top wing and going in front of the other two and seeming to attach to the undercarriage and crossing below the centre wings, photos on Google are inconclusive, personally it would be easier if they didn't go through the wings, which is correct.
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#35 Posted : 19 December 2016 22:01:58

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Not sure what the kit is Ken? Is it the airfix camel by any chance?

If it is this finished build has some pictures that may be of help to you.

http://www.airfix.com/uk...h-camel-0007501075/?p=1

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#36 Posted : 19 December 2016 22:41:20

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Thanks mate, it is a sopwith but it's a triplane I have been shown some pics and it seems one goes through the wing and the other goes outside.
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Hi Ken

You're correct! There are a pair of wires which go from the top of the outer wing strut to the bottom edge of the fuselage, these pass in front of the wings, but there is a single wire which runs from the top of the inner wing strut to the bottom of the outer, this one has to pass through the middle wing!
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Hi all well here is the next update, I'm not happy with it but hey, that's par for the course, me and planes just plain don't mix.
The one thing in my advantage is none of the kids will probably never have seen a triplane and even if they had it would have probably been the red barons so they won't know if it's right or wrong.



In my defence it's tiny it's only 75 mm long and a wing span of only 110 mm
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Coming along nicely Ken, the kids will Love it.

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Hi all well it's finished
Hi all well this lot is completed ( unfortunately I didn't realise that the last led was multi coloured) hey ho




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