You did a fine job here, the Condor is an aircraft you very rarely see at hobby meets and contests and an interesting subject too. I've been meaning to find and build this kit.
Excellent Wonderful video and a beautiful model. All the great information will be extremely helpful when I begin building my own Condor kit. Thank you! 10:0210:02
I happen to have the original kit along with all my father's kits from the era, my father would not let me build them because I was too young. Thankyou for sharing with all of us.
Thank you Ian, without the group build group I couldn't finish it. It looks i need the schedules (the weekly updates) not to give up a hard nut project.
Hi there, i'm glad that you like my work. My rigging techic? Well not the most efficient, but i used to it. I drill thru the wing, and i use glue from other side. After it dried, i cut the rest, and i sand it smoth. I use threads from a wig. Cheap quality new year wig is the best, because it plastic, expands together wit the kit,it stay tight. Here is another video when i use this technic: ua-cam.com/video/uqrWPp49BEU/v-deo.html
The Curtiss “Flying Brooklyn Bridge”…I had this kit…I never built it because the fuselages were a bit warped and would take a bit of effort to correct it and I didn’t have the inclination at the time to mess with it.
A very unique model and rare scale. I never saw such a model before. It turns out beautiful. 😃
Really do like that there is 'somebody home' in the cockpit.
This is such a beautiful Golden Age aircraft and excellently built in this video. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful model, it is absolutely stunning!! Thank you for entering it in the CIVVY STREET Group Build.. :) PS: This is proper modeling!!
Fantastic job! I hope that Glencoe see what you did with their kit!!
Great job on a vintage kit. Colorful paint scheme.
Bill
Thank you Bill👍
Dragon Rapide on steroids ❤
You did a fine job here, the Condor is an aircraft you very rarely see at hobby meets and contests and an interesting subject too. I've been meaning to find and build this kit.
Excellent Wonderful video and a beautiful model. All the great information will be extremely helpful when I begin building my own Condor kit. Thank you!
10:02 10:02
Wonderful video and beautiful model. Lots of great tips for when I begin to build my own kit.❤
I am happy that you liked my video👍
I happen to have the original kit along with all my father's kits from the era, my father would not let me build them because I was too young. Thankyou for sharing with all of us.
Outstanding Achievement ❤
What a lovely model - I especially liked the rigging. Well done!
I have always loved your work but this is stunning
Thank you Ian, without the group build group I couldn't finish it. It looks i need the schedules (the weekly updates) not to give up a hard nut project.
Thanks for making the video. I've just one of those kits and about to start making it. Now I know what I'm in for.
I'm glad to hear that. Post a picture when you finished it.👍
Top job mate ,what a great looking model .
Beautiful. Would like to have seen you technique for the rigging.
Hi there, i'm glad that you like my work. My rigging techic? Well not the most efficient, but i used to it. I drill thru the wing, and i use glue from other side. After it dried, i cut the rest, and i sand it smoth. I use threads from a wig. Cheap quality new year wig is the best, because it plastic, expands together wit the kit,it stay tight.
Here is another video when i use this technic:
ua-cam.com/video/uqrWPp49BEU/v-deo.html
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Looks to be a good kit. Thank you for sharing this with us. Nice build. Subscribed.
The Curtiss “Flying Brooklyn Bridge”…I had this kit…I never built it because the fuselages were a bit warped and would take a bit of effort to correct it and I didn’t have the inclination at the time to mess with it.
If you not built it, then it is still a nice collectable item. The "Flying Brooklyn Bridge" , i didn't know that nickname, good to know.