only 1/48...i was thinking in putting a pilot more or less like chambers on the photo above and a man taking the photo but cant find it in 1/35

Historex carries a WIDE variety of figures in various scales. Heckler & Goros has a 1/48 & 1/32 scale range.

Okay I didn't find what I was looking for , but I do know of some other place that have WW1 figuars . Okay I found it '

Model Cellar Productions . they do the figuars in 1/35 scale . the phone number is (215) 672-1432 . in the States . The address is
Model Cellar Productions
P.O. Box 388
Horsham , PA 19044 U.S.A

Awesome work Ricardo...!!

Here is one of our threads at aeroscale that has several links for figure manufacturers.

Click Here.

ty jack and terry but had no luck on finfing anything i think i'll might give it a try sculping something.

well one more 2 go

vickers built, painted and fitted, added the traget sight as well




















sorrey about the photos , its night in here so no light

rear mirror

cockpit leather surrounding







gives it another look

Absolutely fantastic build ! I can hardly wait to see it finished now .

some more bits...

Nicely done Ricardo! Looks like some of the next steps will involve, rigging between the landing gear, wheels, tail skid and some rigging on that tail. Then there is the ailerons for the top wing and the actuation arms & rods for them. In all you have come very far along with your scratch build. Most interesting!

jack right on the spot, but i have been seeing some pics and i dont seems to have rigging on the tail, maybe because of the lower support arms, ddont know for sure.
One question do you have photos of the actuation arms and rods so i can undestand how they look like.
thanks for your help jack

job finished, thanks everyone who helped me on this scratch spad.

final photos (next project will do a better job i guess, it will not be the first)



























thanks again and see you all in the next project

I really enjoyed following your build . You have done a fantastic job !!!! Love the colourful markings . Thank you for sharing and teaching new things .

Cheers Ric

Looking forward no your next build !

thank you terri.

it was a fun project because i was learning how to work a 100% scratch job too.

And one more thing it was 2xfun because it was my first WWI plane, im a WWII man, .

So my next project i guess it will be a WWII plane ( an injected one) but i will defenitly do another WWI bird....i had in my hands yesterday a 1/32 nieuport 17 and i almost buyed it...but i have to burn some boxes i have in my room first.


But i'll come back that is a promess maybe with a scratch who know

something like this if i can get good plans

one little correction on the ailerons had to put one up and one down...guess this is the right way

playing around with the digital camera

That was a great build. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Mark

Very cool Ricardo. I have really enjoyed this build thanks for shariing. One small note of correction if I may the ailerons are a little too open. They did not travel that far .

i know jack but now its a little to late if i try to correct it i may broke the all thing

or maybe not...checked and corrected it jack...thanks again

Love the black and white photo's , adds a lot of character !