a Tiger Moth looking like a Tiger Moth

[Paper Kosmonaut]

I have often wondered, before I got into paper models, why I never saw a Tiger Moth flying with the actual 'livery' of a tiger moth. The Arctia Caja, that is. The actual moth. Because they have awesome colour schemes. I looked one up and transferred the photo on to the paper model.
This is what it ended up looking and I love it.
[EDIT] it's the first time I use the new drag and drop photos option, I hope you all can see the 7 pics I added.

[chrisonord]

Outstanding Alistair 

[The Rat]

WOWZERS!   

[loupgarou]

Fantastic, both the colours AND the build! 

[zenrat]

Excellent.    You going to rig it?

[2996 Victor]

Outstanding work, and what an astonishing finish! The real moth's colours make incredibly good aircraft camouflage on the upper surfaces. Amazing!      What's next? How about a Puss Moth?

Cheers,
Mark

[Paper Kosmonaut]

Thank you all for the kind words. Glad you like it!

Excellent.    You going to rig it?

Hi Fred, If you mean hang it on a wire, then it's no. (-: But I do have plans for a spinning mobile with WW1 planes. I want to use newspaper headlines and articles from 1914-1918 to be on the planes' fuselages and wings, and hang it all from a zeppelin as in an ever whirling dogfight. But I do need a higher ceiling than I have now...

[Dizzyfugu]

Uh, I like that! 

[zenrat]

Thank you all for the kind words. Glad you like it!

Excellent.    You going to rig it?

Hi Fred, If you mean hang it on a wire, then it's no. (-: But I do have plans for a spinning mobile with WW1 planes. I want to use newspaper headlines and articles from 1914-1918 to be on the planes' fuselages and wings, and hang it all from a zeppelin as in an ever whirling dogfight. But I do need a higher ceiling than I have now...

That sounds good,  but I meant were you going to add all the wires between the wings.

[NARSES2]

That does look good 

[Paper Kosmonaut]

That sounds good,  but I meant were you going to add all the wires between the wings.

Oh that! Aha. Well, I only recently learned about elastic wire you can use for rigging. But these models are a little delicate. It takes some experience to get the tension right, I think, and if it's not well-centered, I think the tension can pull the little struts out of position. They are only fastened with a tiny drop of PVA. But I could try it in a bigger future model.

[Wardukw]

Bloody hell that's impressive ...that paint I'd amazing..best looking Tiger Moth I've ever seen ...    

[stevehed]

Brilliant, very impressive.

[Rick Lowe]

Pretty!