Paul, this kit looks amazing AND terrifying at the same time. I'll be watching your assembly--hopefully including some segments where you separate some of those fragile 3D printed parts from the supports--with rapt attention although I seriously doubt I could ever build such a model. Wishing you all the best, I'm sure it will be a brilliant build! Cheers.
Hi, Mark... yes, I agree entirely but having built one of Lukgraph's WW1 kits before and having another in the stash, this will be more good practice. They go together well and provide several really interesting types. The 3D parts can be daunting to look at but careful handling should do the trick. Thanks for looking in... ;-).
@@modcon8297 Hey Paul, did you make and post a video of your prior Lukgraph kit build? If so, I missed it...and I just checked the videos you have on your YT channel. Tell me more please---which one was it? All the best.
@@markfrommontana Mark, I've built the Friedrichshaffen FF33L kit from Lukgraph; it has a cameo appearance in the "WW1 aircraft - an insight into painting, camouflage & rigging" video i posted a couple of months ago, towards the end at the 36min mark. I haven't done a video as I built it before I started my channel. I don't have all the photos at present to make a short 'walk-through' video. I'll maybe get something organised in future... 🙂.
Hi... yes, these kits can be a bit more expensive but I suppose if modellers like and want one, they'll find a way to acquire one... 🙂. I like the way this one is being offered in different scales, so perhaps that will bring the model within reach of others. I have a Rumpler seaplane to build from this range too, where the original design was based on the two-seat Rumpler C.IV reconnaissance aircraft, albeit with quite a few modifications; the reconnaissance version was a kit that Wingnut Wings had in their range. Thanks for taking time to look in... much appreciated 👍.
That appears to be a fabulous kit. The 3D printed parts look exquisite. I look forward to watching you build this one
Thanks, John... I also think it's a good kit and I'm looking forward to starting it in the not-too-distant future 🙂.
Paul, this kit looks amazing AND terrifying at the same time. I'll be watching your assembly--hopefully including some segments where you separate some of those fragile 3D printed parts from the supports--with rapt attention although I seriously doubt I could ever build such a model. Wishing you all the best, I'm sure it will be a brilliant build! Cheers.
Hi, Mark... yes, I agree entirely but having built one of Lukgraph's WW1 kits before and having another in the stash, this will be more good practice. They go together well and provide several really interesting types. The 3D parts can be daunting to look at but careful handling should do the trick. Thanks for looking in... ;-).
@@modcon8297 Hey Paul, did you make and post a video of your prior Lukgraph kit build? If so, I missed it...and I just checked the videos you have on your YT channel. Tell me more please---which one was it? All the best.
@@markfrommontana Mark, I've built the Friedrichshaffen FF33L kit from Lukgraph; it has a cameo appearance in the "WW1 aircraft - an insight into painting, camouflage & rigging" video i posted a couple of months ago, towards the end at the 36min mark. I haven't done a video as I built it before I started my channel. I don't have all the photos at present to make a short 'walk-through' video. I'll maybe get something organised in future... 🙂.
And also at about 6.23 mins as well... 🙂.
Nice! I've been curious to see a Lukgraph kit!😊
The price though is kinda unfortunate...
Hi... yes, these kits can be a bit more expensive but I suppose if modellers like and want one, they'll find a way to acquire one... 🙂. I like the way this one is being offered in different scales, so perhaps that will bring the model within reach of others. I have a Rumpler seaplane to build from this range too, where the original design was based on the two-seat Rumpler C.IV reconnaissance aircraft, albeit with quite a few modifications; the reconnaissance version was a kit that Wingnut Wings had in their range. Thanks for taking time to look in... much appreciated 👍.