SPA Modeler

the small parter of the D.II. Speial Hobby multi media kit

this is a aircraft sent to austrian-hungariean airforce for weapon tests, most of the B.II were unarmed observer

WWI aircraft are not my kind of things, but this here shows the high standard we are used to see from you!

Definitely another little Fokker. The family resemblance is obvious. That looks great!
What color do you use as the base for your plain doped linen?

Looks very good, finish excellent!

- Kari

Stikpusher wrote:Definitely another little Fokker. The family resemblance is obvious. That looks great!
What color do you use as the base for your plain doped linen?

thanks to all. It is WW1 time on the bench so doped linen is on most of the models to paint, I use a light sand or radome color or beige for the stringer area and same color but mixed with white for the lower area between the stringers, than MIG washes, oil paint, pigments and dry paint with white/beige mix or for dirt of gras light green (RLM 02)..you can do all or only some technics, all aircraft were clean in the beginnig and some were dirty at the end of live, it is on your to find the right balance...not every kind of dirt must be on but a little bit alive

Very good. I gave Humbrol’s Linen color amongst my paints, but looks too yellow to my eye... I really like the look you achieved here. And using an altered shade of the base for the framework beneath is something that I had not considered... thank you for the ideas in your work.

More little Fokkers in your collection! Your work is simply amazing!