SSW D.III and D.IV

[Stickshaker]

In the works...

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?78334-Not-a-mossie-but

[Olham]

That Siemens-Schuckert looks really good to me so far.

I wonder how far the modelling went - if it has cockpit interior?

That's where the nasty detail starts, I think.

[Bravo4]

Yes it's got a pit, in the process of texturing that now!

Main model still needs a few minor bits sorting out, no doubt the pit will too, before we're done!

 

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[Olham]

Did you count the hours you've put into making this, Bravo?

 

Just found this funny animated graphic from a modeller. Maybe it helps with the details?

 

 

Edited May 20, 2013 by Olham

[Stickshaker]

Looking very good indeed. Bravo! As I said in the other thread, if you need information or photos let me know.

[shredward]

Hello Bravo!

I have the Windsock Datafile for it, if that would be useful.

Cheers,

shredward

[NachtPiltoen]

This has been a great project so far. The pit will be detailed as much as I can from the limited resources that are available. The shrouds on the guns were quite the labor of love. This is our first WW1 bird as Bravo and I have made a fair share of WW2 stuff for CFS3. I am also making a Zepplin Staaken (sic) plus a few other WW1 planes. Never understood why the limited number of float planes in OFF......

[Olham]

You may have seen these, but I send them just in case.

 

[Stickshaker]

A Zeppelin-Staaken! What a treat, NachtPiloten! Which version are you making? The R.VI? I have the Windsock book on the Zeppelin-Staaken series and somewhere I must have the book by Peter Kildoff (I think) called 'The German Giants' (I think), published in the '60's or so.

[NachtPiltoen]

Olham - I have that picture. Seems to be the best that I can find. Stick - I have the Windsock file for the Zeppelin too. Don't have the Kildoff book.

[Stickshaker]

Ted, I'll check the Kildoff book for useful pictures this weekend.

[Stickshaker]

Ted , I discovered the book is not by Kilduff but by Haddow & Grosz. There are various pictures of Staakens and other Giants in it, so if you need information about particular details I can look for a picture, scan it and send it to you.