exhibition of collection of seaplane models in red-yellow-blue

[PR19_Kit]

Amazing ericr! 

How do you attach the ones that are on the walls?

[Steel Penguin]

looks like the wings are resting on a couple of screws driven into the wooden walls Kit

[ericr]

Amazing ericr! 

How do you attach the ones that are on the walls?

thanks Kit!

the organizers told me there would be wooden wall and floors, so I reflected briefly and asked them to put long screws, 5 cm, in a regular pattern of 13 cm wide and 25 cm high : this is ok for average size 1/72 aircraft, which are more that 13 cm wingspan.
As for the 5cm length of screws, I sometimes had to put aircraft with wings to the wall, otherwise it wouldn't hold, but then it's ok to display them like that too.

Now that the installations have been made, it proved to work fine and be stable enough. And it emphasizes the number of them, and the variety of shapes within the seaplane type.

[PR19_Kit]

Excellent, a good idea and it does the job a treat. 

[NARSES2]

Excellent, a good idea and it does the job a treat. 

It really does - well done Ericr 

[Steel Penguin]

  simple and elegant  two very underused words.

[ericr]

oops, one of them got a bit of a hot day it seems ...

(a floatplanized Airacobra, in blue)

[NARSES2]

Now I know some aircraft have offset tailplanes to counter torque, but...........