1:48 Bristol Scout C

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1:48 Bristol Scout C

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This is my Gavia Scout, a small observation plan, the markings are early RFC, this was the time th roundel has no red point yet. Later the got the normal britsh markings and a maschine gun on the left side.

The kit looks like a eduard model, but with some minor fit problems...

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What a beautiful small plane Cherrylock!

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thanks Kari, one more in the biplane collection...and the next will follow, soon :blush:
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Re: 1:48 Bristol Scout C

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Thats very cool! I never knew of the two colored roundel for the RFC, nice to learn something new.
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Re: 1:48 Bristol Scout C

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More biplane porn from Cherrylock! Your biplane kits are a sight to behold. Seeing all those WW1 biplanes makes me wanna get one together.
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very nice !
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Real nice but that is tiny. I could never do a fine a job as that in that scale on anything.
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Re: 1:48 Bristol Scout C

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interesting plane...what did you use for the rigging?
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Re: 1:48 Bristol Scout C

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Paul wrote:Real nice but that is tiny. I could never do a fine a job as that in that scale on anything.
That's why I've been looking at 1/48 biplane kits to add to my wish list last night. :grin:
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Re: 1:48 Bristol Scout C

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thanks for all comments, the rigging is made by nylon wire from a tailer shop, good to bond with CA an does not collect dust like cotton wire.
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