I show a sketch of the Fokker Spinne

The material will be used for the main structure:

a) Rods .05 millimeters iron

b) orthodontic 30G needles

c) square and round rods

d) Other gauges slightly thicker rods

e) Human Hair for wiring and to prevent resize it wet before putting


To make tensors:

a) Short very small needle (1 millimeter)

b) Human hair inserted into the hole of the needle cut

For the structure of the tail I leave the holes for wiring

To make the radiator






To make the chair




To make the rudder





To make the gas tank




The elements already mounted

Adrian! Great craftsmanship!
Following and looking forward to your next posting.

Thanks so mucho Richard Tonge!!!

The parts for the engine

The final Result!!

The model took me about 4 months. It has about 200 tensioners



















thanks for watching

Adrian Urrejola

Wow!!! Looks like a piece of jewelry! Very nice work!

--mike

Stunning work! To tackle this at 1/72 must take the patience of a saint. Looking forward to seeing more projects.

Sir,
This is Awesome. the engine is amazing in its detail.

Captn Tommy

thanks to everyone for comments!!!

I appreciate too much


Adrian

Most impressive! Beyond words, just fantastic work!

Don't know how I missed seeing this thread.

Incredible work, Adrian. Well done, indeed!!!

I am torn between thinking that you are seriously disturbed. Or seriously talented. I'll read that as you being disturbingly talented. That's some incredible work.

Thanks Ivan Bouinatchov and Ben, I really appreciate your words

Thanks Marc Rocca maybe both disturbed and a little talent (just joke), I really appreciate your words

Looks amazing! The fact that it is in 1/72 is the icing on the cake. Great work!

Cheers Alex

Hi,

Briliant build, really amazing.
Very nice to see somebody do this piece of my countries history and from scratch non the less.
Out of curiosity how did you get the idea considering you are from Guatemala and I would guess this would be an obscure subject outside the Netherlands?

Just a small remark, the plane is called the "Spin" not Spinne.
Fokker was a dutch guy and the dutch spin means spider in english.
I just wanted to mention this in case you plan to make a name plate.


Kind regards,
Pascal

I appreciate your words Cheers Alex, thanks again

Hi Pascal

I appreciate your words and thanks for the 'Spin' remark, I will use it!! and I love to much the early aviation in 1/72

I have two other scratch works at link:

https://aeroscale.kitmaker.net/forums/169087&page=1

And here in my country there are many modelist at IPMS Guatemala whom like the early aviation and the Great War

Thanks again !!

Regards!

Adrian