1/72 SPAD XV Triplane

[Chap]

Brian, that looks great, so plausible! I love the early era whiffs. Fantstic job yet again.

~Steve

[K5054NZ]

Ah Brian, what a stunner! She looks even more fantastic than how I envisioned her!


C'est magnifique mon ami!

[Eddie M.]

BdaB,
  Thanks for sharing this one! I love it.  B) Truely a JMN head scratcher. You've created an eye catching work of art. B)
Eddie

[Brian da Basher]

Thanks for the kudos, folks! Coming from modellers of such talent and skill, those words are truly an inspiration.

Phil, I dunno how I could've forgotten that Nieuport tripe. :dum: Every serious W.W. I modeller I know has built one. I might be asking you for an updated kit list if the lightness of my wallet doesn't get in the way.

Brian da Basher

[NARSES2]

Great stuff Brian only problem is that the name of the genius designer wasn't Marcel but Martel Cognac  

The thing with WWI Wif's is that if you look through any book on WWI aircraft they actually came up with weirder things then we can dream of   So it's so easy to fool people    

[Radish]

Glorious stuff.  

[John Howling Mouse]

Yes, yes, I'm sure in the miserable annals of the Earth, BdaB will be remembered.

You know he only does this sort of thing to show off!  

Three wings, yet------what the---?!

G.D. OVER-achiever.  

Aw crap, I just re-read the whole thing: this was in 1:72 scale, to boot?

That does it, I'm goin' to bed.

Mumble, grumble....

[Brian da Basher]

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You know he only does this sort of thing to show off!  

Three wings, yet------what the---?!

G.D. OVER-achiever.  

<snip>

Well my original idea was to build a quadriplane but I ran out of spare wings.  ^_^  Glad you enjoyed it, Mr Howling Mouse!

Brian da Basher

[red arrow jag]

Great!!!!!!!

I wonder if I can do my Sopwith Triplane in a scheme like this???