1/72 "German" Tiger Moth from The Blue Max

[KiwiZac]

To complete the set, all you need now, is a Stamp S4.
Glenn

Unfortunately that's not on my radar, the fourth and final planned build is the Siemens Halske-powered Dr.I in Willi von Klugermann's markings. But the idea of putting lozenge decals on those scalloped trailing edges...

I have always wanted to try a WW1 or biplane with rigging

To that I say: buy some superglue, some rigging thread, and print a copy of this guide for your bench:

Think Nike and just do it! 

[NARSES2]

That's a good guide Zac.

It amazes me that a couple of companies produce 1/32 and 1/48 scale metal turnbuckles of various styles 

[The Rat]

As we Canucks say - beauty, eh? 

[zenrat]

Think Nike and just do it! 

That makes it look so easy.
#8 fails to show the required third hand, the line superglued to the tweezers or the overturned bottle of accelerator.

[KiwiZac]

It amazes me that a couple of companies produce 1/32 and 1/48 scale metal turnbuckles of various styles 

Me too. They look very nice but are still a bit big for my liking.

That makes it look so easy.
#8 fails to show the required third hand, the line superglued to the tweezers or the overturned bottle of accelerator.

Even without the accelerator - I just try to be patient - it can be fiddly! You also learn to hold the thread half an inch or so back from where it'll glue. But the way I overcame my fear of doing it was...just doing it!

[zenrat]

Lack of patience is regularly my downfall.

[NARSES2]

I think good quality thin super glue helps as well, rather than the stuff I use for general purpose work.

I've also noted the size of drill they recommend. Cheers Zac 

[Glenn Gilbertson]

That is beautiful work!

[major]

I still have problems threading a darning needle!
Think its to do with me arms not being long enough!