He reminded me a little schnauzer dog withouth propellerStikpusher wrote:Looks good so far! Man that sure is one funky looking cowling area though...
heres gear on , more holes for rigging and central struts .
At the next!
Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
Re: Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
heres gear on , more holes for rigging and central struts .
At the next!
Re: Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
Time to fishing:
First on the tail
Glued upper wing after fishing finishing to glue all starts of rigging :
Double wires from fuselage to the bottom wing
And from gear to upper wing . Also two single wires in the middle
That's all for now
First on the tail
Glued upper wing after fishing finishing to glue all starts of rigging :
Double wires from fuselage to the bottom wing
And from gear to upper wing . Also two single wires in the middle
That's all for now
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Duke Maddog
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Re: Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
Brilliant work man! You make rigging those small biplanes look so easy. Every time I try, I invariably break something; setting me back five steps.
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Re: Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
All training rigging these are, to be ready for final rigging challenge with gotha , staaken and.. mostly for the hardest; the DH2 
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Very cool BSY - that rigging will look great!
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Re: Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
Good training. I did manage to rig a 1/72 scale DH.2 sometime back, and didn't break a thing!BsYamato wrote:All training rigging these are, to be ready for final rigging challenge with gotha , staaken and.. mostly for the hardest; the DH2
Looking forward to seeing more.
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Re: Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
I used stretched sprue for mine but I found the double wires diffult. You solution looks very good.
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Re: Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
You make rigging look easy. All the more the reason I’ve put off building my Sopwith Camel kit. Gotta get a guinea pig of a bi-plane kit first to learn and practice on. Looking into some AM pieces of eyelets and turnbuckles. Also looking into EZ line product too.
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Re: Polikarpov I-5 Early version ICM 1/72
i used stretched sprue to on some plane but no way compared to the strenght of fishing wire i use mainly: you can make lots of mistakes withouth fear to break riggingBorgR3mc0 wrote:I used stretched sprue for mine but I found the double wires diffult. You solution looks very good.
I have also a camel and a se5a sterted some month agoBlackSheep214 wrote:You make rigging look easy. All the more the reason I’ve put off building my Sopwith Camel kit. Gotta get a guinea pig of a bi-plane kit first to learn and practice on. Looking into some AM pieces of eyelets and turnbuckles. Also looking into EZ line product too.
finshed last night to scratch missing pieces (instructions just say scratch it..) , structures at the bottom of tail and pilot step
then tamiya putty cure and (after clean with alcool) some layer of vallejo primer
At the next!
