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Dc-3 Tri-Turbo "Polair"

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49 4 May, 10:30
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
These photos – starting with a look back – mark the beginning of the build report on the two Tri-Turbo/Conry DC models. A challenging kit, yet well thought-out and, in principle, quite accurate. The two models will showcase this unique piece in two different paint schemes.
1  4 May, 10:33
Juergen Klinglhuber
WOW - great project,...I am in and looking forward.
 4 May, 18:46
H.- J. Haag
🥰👍👀
 5 May, 06:43
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
Great to hear, mates!
 5 May, 14:21
gorby
Looks interesting!
Taking a seat. 🙂
 5 May, 15:02
Denis Dogadov
A rare, unique aircraft and model.
Very interesting.
 5 May, 16:01
KyMustang
Ambitious. Good luck.
 5 May, 16:28
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
Thank you for your interest and your words, mates!
 7 May, 16:05
Finn
Following for sure
 8 May, 10:03
Łukasz Gliński
Me 2 👍
 8 May, 13:13
Skyhiker
Groovy
 8 May, 16:45
Franco Echenique
taking a seat!
 8 May, 18:10
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
Thanks, lads! I really appreciate your kind words!
Now that the Rotodyne is nearing completion, I am finally freeing up the capacity to get work on these two projects properly underway,
 10 May, 18:26
The historybuff ww2
Looks nice.
 10 May, 18:34
Robert Podkoński
Taking my seat here!
 10 May, 19:36
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
Feel very welcome, mates!
 11 May, 09:26
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
Here too, there are a few new pictures: the two versions of the one-off DC-3 trimotor – even if they don't look it in the photos – are fully assembled, sanded, filled and re-engraved. Next up is... paint!
1  19 May, 17:35
Juergen Klinglhuber
great 👍
 24 May, 08:46
Nicolas
As usual I am late, but I'm watching from now on. Great start.
 25 May, 06:19
Clement
Nice work!
How does the AA kit compare to the Airfix kit? AA clearly got inspired by Airfix but I wonder how well it builds.
 25 May, 06:29
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
Thank you mates for your positive reactions!
Clement: both kits are a joy to work with; Airfix (unsurprisingly) offers better fit and a higher moulding quality, whereas the AA kit requires a lot of trimming and finishing. Both are similar in the well-thought-out and practical way the parts are designed, which is a delight for the model-maker. Similarly, both kits offer the (rudimentary, yet still) option to display the fuselage interior open. In both kits, I particularly like the option to fit the fuselage windows flush against the fuselage from the outside. So: I wholeheartedly recommend both the Airfix C-47 Dakota/DC-3 and the AA version; they are both excellent kits. If I didn't have any specific requirements – such as the three-engine Conry here – I would opt for Airfix for the sake of simplicity.

2  26 May, 06:25
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
The two new photos don't look all that great, I'm well aware of that. However, the touch-ups I'll be doing – mainly with black decal strips and a paintbrush – should add a bit of precision to the look of the Polair aircraft. I'm really looking forward to the decals!
 27 May, 17:26
Skyhiker
Oh my ... that is cool!
 27 May, 19:39
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
Thank you ...for motivation! 🙂
!
 28 May, 07:51
Roland Sachsenhofer Auteur
Well, a two-fold conclusion is in sight: the paintwork on both models required a fair bit of precision, and the build itself demanded quite a lot of patience – so I'm all the happier that things are slowly coming together. Next week I'll be able to put the two Three-Turbo versions on their own wheels – or rather, one of them on skis 🙂
1  31 May, 11:33

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