Roxter takes a look at Sram's assembly jig that should make constructing biplane models of all eras much simpler.

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Thanks!

Nice review.
I ordered one, hopefully I'll get it from the next batch Petr receives.
Maybe it will rekindle my interest in bi-planes.

Despite the fact that this looks exactly what I need to complete an RAF SE 5a I don't think I'll be able to buy one soon...do you have any tips on how to align the wings and struts before I throw it across the room? Any references or help is greatly appreciated!

John Z - Buffalo, NY

Just got confirmation of shipping from hobbyshop.cz for one I ordered a while back. Looks like they are back in stock.

Hi Arseny

very good review... and very funny too, I especially like the introduction

cheers

Steffen

My jig arrived today. Goes together nicely now. I've just got to try it out on, revells se5a and rodens fokker D.vi both in 1/72.

makes live a bit easy form now on

As usual, I'm following Dave's lead. I ordered one as well. Got a confirmation of the order, so...now the waiting begins. I've been eyeing my stash of bi-planes for awhile now. I'm hoping it doesn't take too long to fill the order.

Cheers,
Mike

Mine is on the way...... now for a bi-plane --- after the 1/350th ship and 20 other projects.
(maybe a nice old Lindburg Jenny!)

..was wondering whether or not it would be a bit bulky for 72nd.....??
Just been wrestling with the excellent Revell Dr. 1 in 72nd and could have done with this - not only could I not fit the interplane struts at all, I couldn't see a lot of the pieces either... ! perhaps time for a change of scale...

WOOHOO!!

I just got my PayPal request for payment from hobbyshop.cz for the jig I ordered...total cost, 23 Euros (approx. $35.00). Man, I can't wait to get that little beauty up and running... Come on, mailman!


Mike