Terri Werner has sent us photos of her excellent Roden B.E.2c.

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Thanks!

Beautiful work, Terri!!


Mark

Hi Terri,

Excellent work! The rigging is impressive...

Jean-Luc

Beautiful "as delivered" finish, Terri, especially the wood. ... The pilot better duck if the observer swings that Lewis across !!
Modulla

Hi Terri

– Congratulations to the feature – this is definately one of my favourite builds. You've really captured this one beautifully!

Best Regards

Mikael

Excellent build Terri! And thank you Rowan for the presentation.

I love it !!!

This is one of your best builds, and one of Aeroscales best builds.

I think it's just great

But the real aircraft was a whole mistake

It had the machine gunner on the front ( ) And the pilot was sitting back ( ).

I was reading a book that it was writing (for fun) that the aircraft had propably designed by german spies


Cheers Nick

Beautiful Build Terri. Amazing to see how you have grown steadily more competent and learned with every build since I started posting.

I can only imagine the por pilot as the gun spat god knows what over him as it was fired, not to mention trying to see past the observer who would be moving this way and that as he aimed the gun...you do have to wonder at designers logic sometimes.

K

Thanks you all for the wonderful comments


You guy's have taught me alot by sharing your work and being supportive so it should be I thanking you guy's for knowledge and tips

Thanks Rowan for getting this to the front page

Front page is the most appropriate place for it.

Terri,
As alway beautiful work there Lady.Your project are always an inspiration to follow.
Highest Regards,
Gregory Jouette

Hi Terri,

What an incredible Quirk!

How did you do the rigging!?

Stunning finish.

Thanks Gregory , I find your vac builds to be very inspirirational . Hope all is well with you ?

Hi Fred ! For the rigging I did the twist wire hoop and q-tip method . In my profile have a look at the Dual Pfalz build Mark and I did . I have a tituoral on how I do the rigging .

Wow!!! That rigging is mindblowing fantastic! I know everybody else as already pointed that out, but it cannot be said enough.

I will check out your tutorial.

Thanks for sharing your build.

What a beautiful and elegant bird! Are there any in-progress pics? Just lovely!

Hi Terri:

A well deserved acknowledgement of your excellent build. You overcame difficulties and produced an outstanding model. Your work is truly inspirational.

Keep up the great work you do.

Best
Mark

looks excellent, you are an inspiration to beginners such as myself.

Than you guy's !

No I nolong have any in-progress pic's for this project .

did you hire out for the photo shoots? I find that to be as great a challenge as building the model.I have a nephew who is a pro that is going to help me out so expensive to purchase the right photo equipment.

Nope didn't hire anyone to shoot the pic's . I used my kitchen table with the blinds open , auto setting on the camera with the micro setting as well . Nothing fancy at all . It was a member here which help me with the topic of shooting pic's , still don't understand most of it . Most of the pic's I post are a hit and miss . but the lighting is very important from what I have leqrned so far .

It seems like only yesterday, we were trying to get Terri to post picures for the first time. She is an inspiration to a few of the older and more experienced builders also.

Terri,
Sorry for the delayed reply! Great build and terrific feature!
RAGIII

Great aircraft and sorry for coming bounding onto to the site with a question that no doubt you've answered a thousand times before. Rigging, my knowledge of WW1 wing rigging you could write on the back of a postage stamp, I can't but notice the cable ties from bottom to top of the wing via a cable that I use to use string with super glue dribbled down it. How and what are you using for these anchor points (like turn-buckles) ? Look forward to your reply.