Formerly Contact Resine has FINALLY Released it's Secound Limited Run 1/24 Scale Collector's Series Kit.

A Follow on to theier Premier First Release Currently OOP a 1/24th Early War Austro-Hungarian Hansa-Brandenburg D.I "Star-Strutter"

THE NEW RELASE IS the Famous Sopwith Camel with a Seperate Stand Alone Clerget Rotory Engine w/Dispaly Stand Kit.

http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=20379

There are three AM Multiple Profile Camel Decal Vol available from SPADA in this Scale, Belgium Camels, RNAS Camels and Foriegn Camels.

Here is a large bit of Contact Resine fun.

Just a note. . . Most British propellers are shellaced (opaque) or stained (translucent) a solid red brown colour. The laminations on the propeller needs to overlap the leding edge not the trailing edge of the blade.

That's right !!!! Stephen

But for the fun I have paint this propeller for the FUN ONLY

Yours

Marc

Bonjour Marc!

Bienvenue sur Aeroscale!

That's an impressive kit I must say! Are there metal rods in the struts to prevent the wings from sagging? They must be pretty heavy...

Jean-Luc

Good ladies and gentlemen, Marc is the owner / operator of Contact resine. My sincere thanks for you dropping by. Very nice detailing on the Camel!

Jean-Luc I didnt post it here but Marc Actually Molded this Kit in accordance with the actual aircrafts Construction. The Top Wing is Made from Three Panels. A left and Right TOP wing with a Center Section Over the fuselage Cabane Struts.



I think the Scale is so Large it is Very Easy to modify or Supe up any details you want and very easy as well to renforce if necessary/desired. I think there is so much here to work with it will really build out to an impressive Display especially with any of more than a Dozen AM Decal Profiles SPADA has produced. especilly their latest 'Foriegn Camels" Set.

Personally ONE of my Favorite Features of this kit is the Realistic "Wieghted" Bent Position of the Wheel Axle true to life of a Real Camel "At Rest" as can be easily seen in Period Reference photos.

Yours Mike

Hi All

The landing gear are made with metal (inside of the resine)
The same process is made for the cabane strut.

All of each intrument panel, seat, etc...are inside of the cockpit.

In this kit you can see the cockpit after building. You have just to remove the right or left panel.

The model seen above is built near 5 month ago and the resin don't move.

Thank's for all and thank you for yours compliments

Marc

That is one very nice looking kit , would love to see it with it's colours !