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How to Build WWII Aircraft 

48 Minutes | 1993 | Buy: $1.00 USD (1.49 GB) / Rent: $1.00 USD

Build Realistic and Historically Accurate WWII Aircraft Models
Discover the craftsmanship behind World War II aircraft modeling in this Video Workbench instructional video. Follow along as you learn how to assemble, detail, paint, and finish a stunning Mosquito Merlin aircraft model, using expert techniques that ensure accuracy and realism.

Charles Davenport demonstrations include detailed engine work, finishing aluminum panels on the A6M5 Zero, and adding photo-etched and resin components to a Bf-109G cockpit. You’ll gain valuable insight into specialized methods that bring out the authentic character of WWII aircraft.

As a special bonus, you’ll also learn how to build your own DIY vac-form machine for creating custom parts and components — a perfect addition to any modeler’s workshop.

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In this Video Workbench instructional video, expert modeler Charles Davenport demonstrates how to achieve realistic, competition-quality results on your aircraft builds.

You’ll Learn How To:
• Create authentic aluminum and natural metal finishes
• Detail surfaces using Bare-Metal Foil
• Enhance propellers and instrument panels with precision techniques
• Add cockpit realism with Waldron and Cooper detail sets
• Craft realistic wheel tread patterns
• Compress and detail landing gear struts for accuracy
• Use wire, solder, and pastels for intricate engine detailing
• Clean and accurize your kit for professional results

With expert instruction and advanced demonstrations, this video gives you the tools and techniques to bring your aircraft models to a true scale masterpiece.

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