Here is the twin to the Sopwith Swallow, the Scooter.
1:72 scale.
Still needs some weathering and tidying up and a final coat of varnish.

Cor! Bloomin Lovley, That!
Bigkev

Yeah amazing. The Gipsey Moth still looks good Dave.

Here is a 1:72 Bristol M.IC.
I have now fixed that bit of rogue rigging by the undercarriage frame.

This is the 1:72 Matchbox Gloster Gladiator.

Comparison of Airfix and Matchbox.

Vickers FB 19 MkI - Bullet
This was a British single seat fighting scout developed from the Barnwell Bullet prototype.
Around 65 were built, 6 early production models were found unsuitable for fighting in France in late 1916.
The Mk II were sent to the Middle East. They were not a popular aircraft.
The Russians procured between 20 and 30 of the type, some unarmed ones served as trainers. At least 4 went to front line units and the ace Grigoriy Suk claimed 2 victories.

The kit is from Kovozavody Prostejov and is in 1:72 scale.
The kit contains one sprue and decals.
I have finished mine as a MkI and that in the service of Imperial Russian Air Service.

Looks nice, the collection must be quite large now.
Haddock.

All hail the master of aircraft rigging. Excellent models Dave.

How many have you got now and how many to go   

Quote from: MSea on February 12, 2022, 10:16:27 AM
How many have you got now and how many to go   

Don't ask, too many.

This was the Stearman thread.
This is the Big one.
This is the 1/32 ICM kit, and very nice it looks too.
Seat belts mocked up.

Hi Zak,
Looking very impressive.
No doubt the next one in the pile is a 1/1 Stearman........?
Bigkev

Quote from: Bigkev on February 13, 2022, 06:00:41 PM
Hi Zak,
Looking very impressive.
No doubt the next one in the pile is a 1/1 Stearman........?
Bigkev

1/4 scale maybe?

An excellent collection with some lovely rigging.

Bob c