Fokker D.VII

Kit: Revell (1:72)

Mostly out of the box. I scatched some interior details as well as the engine and a new exhaust. The white Goering color scheme was a good training playground for brush painting.

Fokker D.VII

Kit: MAC (1:72)

Built the model at the same time as the old Revell Fokker D.VII. It is very easy to build oob. Only the raven among the chickens decal is far to big for 1:72 scale.

PKZ-2

Kit: Roden (1:72)

Funny model of the strange austrian helicopter. Rigging is copperwire. Didn't use the national marking from the kit.

Pfalz E.I

Kit: HR Models (1:72)

Lots of efforts were necessary to make the kitparts look like a airplane model. Rigging is copperwire, the same I used to scratch the spoked wheels.

Phönix D.IIa

Kit: MAC (1:72)

This is a D.IIa of the K.u.k Marine.

This is one of the easy to assemble kits. I had on the cockpit and engine area some fitting problems but no more than usually. I really enjoyed the building and painting of the model. And the result ... just look!

SSW D.IV

Kit: Eastern Express (1:72)

Built this model straight oob. The only exeptions were some scatched cockpit details to fill the empty space and the use of the original Toko decals for the lozenge at the wing under sides. It was one of my fastest builts with only three week. I'm not really convinced with the result but it got a second place once at the Swedish nationals. It seems not to be the worst model ever.