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Fokker Eindecker Build Log: RC Conversion, 20.34″ Span [Video]

A new build log from DX Modelworks has been posted which focuses on the legendary 1915 Fokker Eindecker.

This model was built from Gregory Thomas plans and features a wingspan of 20.34″, making it roughly 1/19 scale. The video concisely details the project and the many modifications and details added. Like the channel’s previous videos, its photo documentation and tips will likely be helpful to both new and experienced modelers alike.

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Scratch Building the 1/16 Aero Graphics Sopwith Camel [Video]

The latest video from YouTuber DX Modelworks is up and it focuses on a scratch build of a 1/16 scale Sopwith Camel.

This particular build was previously offered as a kit by Aero Graphics and is intended as a conversion from CO2 to RC. Like the channel’s previous videos, its photo documentation and tips will likely be helpful to both new and experienced modelers alike.

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Build Log & Tips: SIG’s 1/16 Scale Monocoupe 90 [Video]

The latest from our sister channel DX Modelworks is up and it focuses on SIG’s beautiful 1/16 scale Monocoupe kit.

This particular build is a conversion from rubber power to RC, and like the channel’s previous videos, its photo documentation and tips will likely be helpful to both new and experienced modelers alike.

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What Are These Inverted “T” Shapes on Sopwith Aircraft? [Video]

We’re finally turning some attention to our YouTube channel and are beginning by answering a question we’re sure has been keeping you up at night: what are all these inverted “T” shapes on Sopwith aircraft?

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Build Log and Tips: Microaces RC Bristol Fighter [Video]

Our friend DX Modelworks has created a new video documenting the construction of Microaces’ RC bristol Fighter model kit in 1/24 scale.

Like his previous video for the Microaces Sopwith Camel, the video’s photo documentation and tips will likely be helpful to both new and experienced modelers alike.

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1/20 Scale Wright Flyer Comes Together Accompanied by Interesting Historical Details [Video]

December 17 marks the 119th anniversary of the world’s first controlled, sustained, powered flights by Wilbur and Orville Wright. To celebrate the occasion, we offer this newly posted video from YouTuber DX Modelworks which provides an overview of the 1/20 scale 1903 Wright Flyer from Easy Built Models, along with some fascinating tidbits about the historical machine.

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Build Log and Tips: Microaces RC Sopwith Camel [Video]

YouTuber DX Modelworks has created a new video documenting the construction of Microaces’ popular RC Sopwith Camel model kit in 1/24 scale.

In addition to its photo documentation, the video offers some tips that will likely be helpful to both new and experienced modelers alike.

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Watch An Overhead Tour of the USAF Museum’s Storage Facility [Video]

The National Museum of the USAF in Dayton, Ohio has released a new video providing an overhead view of some of the rare aircraft housed in the collection’s storage facility.

Aircraft include a Junkers Ju 52, Fiesler Storch, T-33, etc. The museum notes that not all stored machines are seen here, as others can be found in the museum’s restoration hangars.

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Kermit Weeks Releases Part 2 of His Lockheed Vega Project Update [Video]

Kermit Weeks has released part 2 of his new video series documenting the progress on his Lockheed Vega project.

This particular aircraft was purchased from Dave Jameson after Hurricane Andrew devastated Weeks’ Polk City, Florida collection in 1992. In arrived at Fantasy of Flight in 1995 and, having not flown in over a decade, was placed on static display. In 2012, restoration was begun by Kevin Kimball, but Weeks eventually had to postpone the project “due to various distractions.” The project commenced once again in September 2019.

Part 1 of the series deals with the fuselage frame work and can be seen here. Part 2 covers the making of the fuselage skin and can be seen below.

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Kermit Weeks Documents Progress on His Lockheed Vega Project in New Video

Kermit Weeks has released the first video in a two part series documenting his trip to check out the progress on his Lockheed Vega project.

This particular aircraft was purchased from Dave Jameson after Hurricane Andrew devastated Weeks’ Polk City, Florida collection in 1992. In arrived at Fantasy of Flight in 1995 and, having not flown in over a decade, was placed on static display. In 2012, restoration was begun by Kevin Kimball, but Weeks eventually had to postpone the project “due to various distractions.” The project commenced once again in September 2019.

Part 1 of the series will deal with the fuselage frame work and can be seen below. The upcoming second part will cover the making of the fuselage skin.

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