Preparing "Black Maria" for takeoff (1 Viewer)

[wwiibuff]

Raymond Collishaw takes off...

 

[ivanmoe]

Duke, that's a great pic of a beautiful little model. If you want to appreciate your acquisition even more, check out the built exemplar on the WW website. JJ's holds up nicely in comparison, IMO.

-Moe

 

[wwiibuff]

Duke, that's a great pic of a beautiful little model. If you want to appreciate your acquisition even more, check out the built exemplar on the WW website. JJ's holds up nicely in comparison, IMO.

-Moe

Thanks Moe. What does "built exemplar on the WW website" mean?

 

[ivanmoe]

Thanks Moe. What does "built exemplar on the WW website" mean?

Sorry, guess I need to work on my geeksplaining as regards models. WW is Wingnut Wings. Along with myriad other documentation, they've got pics of a model that's built, painted, marked and rigged. For builders, it's indicative of what a completed example ought to look like.

-Moe

 

[lancer]

Beautiful shots of a very nice model. I haven't gotten the Sopwith tripe yet but your photos have highlighted what a great job JJD did on this and also means I need to get to work securing one. I'm a little behind.:redface2: -- Al

 

[villagehorse]

John must love the fact you display his work to it's best. The spinning prop always is effective Duke.
Robin.

 

[wwiibuff]

Beautiful shots of a very nice model. I haven't gotten the Sopwith tripe yet but your photos have highlighted what a great job JJD did on this and also means I need to get to work securing one. I'm a little behind.:redface2: -- Al

It's a nice one Al and I know the feeling about being behind... I've got several on the want list that I need to get soon. :tongue:

 

[wwiibuff]

John must love the fact you display his work to it's best. The spinning prop always is effective Duke.
Robin.

Thanks Robin. JJD's plane's props are great for spinning and photographing that way.