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Posted: October/11/2015 at 5:27pm  Quote
 
hi chaps just thought i would put on a few picture of my long term on going project that was taken last week at the shuttle worth uncovered show in the uk.her is a brief outline of the project.i can put some info and pictures if any interest is shown?bit of info:
The Model: BRISTOL FIGHTER F2B

Builder :Barry Banks

I started drawing plans for the "Brisfit' back in 1993 when I went with my wife and grandson to the Hendon museum in London. After asking the curator would he mind if I measured up the aircraft he said no problems so off we went with my trusty note pad , tape measure and steps,                                                                                          
At that time there were not many large ww1 model aircraft about in the UK. So I made my mind up to crack on and the building started in early 1994,
And over the next few years I put in over 2200   hours on the build .
But then due to work commitments” very long hours” and a spot of ill heath the building ground to a halt for the next ten years. .           ;           ;           ;         But now I am retired I am going get it finished and have it retrospectively inspected so I can get a Certificate of Design and Construction by my L.M.A. inspector,with a view to have it flying soon?
Specs:
Wing span    15’. 9”
Length             10’. 0”
Height            3’. 7”
Engine           German 3w boxer 4 - 240cc
Weight :      115 lbs inc “ half a church roof ”


The model is built from Spruce,Columbian Pine,Birch ply,and Jelutong with light ply ribs .
And full wire bracing in the wings.

CAN SOMEBODY TELL ME HOW TO ADD PICTURES?
      
 
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Posted: October/11/2015 at 5:41pm  Quote
 
go to F.A.Q.s and scroll down to posting and read about posting photos . Especially pay attention to the sizing requirement .Use the PhotoRazor app. its a free download.
 
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Posted: October/26/2015 at 2:33pm  Quote
 

Hello Barry, Yes there is certainly interest!

I saw your wonderfull Bristol Fighter in Old Warden, what an absolutely stunning model!!!

let me help you a bit with some pics I shot

Never seen my Dutch Dawn Patrol maties so yaw dropping silent ;-)

Teus, Andreas (190f8), Ronald, the 2 UK Dawn Patrollers (Alan and you Barry?) and Tilmann (Aida_W)


Maybe it is better to post it in the 'scratch built' section for more viewers?

Regards, Ralf





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This model is really stunning!!!!


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Posted: October/26/2015 at 2:49pm  Quote
 
I saw this model a few weeks ago and is realy breath taking........

Awesome and impressive Barry

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a 1982 Busa build 1/3rd Sopwith Pup
 
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Posted: October/26/2015 at 4:20pm  Quote
 
Just wonderful workmanship.. Love to see it in person :)
 
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Posted: October/26/2015 at 5:54pm  Quote
 

You've got to let us know where you got your 'Shrink-Master 3000'!!!  And just how large of a plane can your SM3000 miniaturize?

Scott



 
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Posted: October/27/2015 at 4:39am  Quote
 

You do know their is a fine line between respect and loathing!

Absolutely stunning.

Adam


 
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