Guillow Thomas Morse Scout series 200

[meku]

A few photos of the static model, series 200

[meku]

More.

[meku]

again

[Steve Blanchard]

What a beautiful job! Your work is masterful.

Steve

[Wildpig]

Stunning!
How did you make the brass leading edge for the propeller? Fantastic detail item.

[rayd]

Very nice indeed! In fact, I have one on order but a couple biplanes to construct ahead of it, including Guillows (discontinued) De Havilland DH4. For some reason, I've always liked biplanes. Wish Guillows would consider re-kitting some. There's a biplane, once kitted by Comet. One version said to have been first to fly over Mt. Everest ... a UK plane, the Westland Wallace. I digress. Good work on yourTM Scout Meku. Bardzo Dobry (ie..very nice). Unlikely mine will turn out anywhere as well, but will check your pictures on occasion for incentive.

[meku]

Wildpig, brass sheet of 0.1 mm formed on a piece of wood and glued to the propeller, the holes drilled fi 0,3 mm

[sawingman]

What a beautiful model, the detail is extraordinary. I have been struggling trying to make true looking propellors, any hints you can share? Also how did you accomplish the great rigging job?

Hope you will be able to share future builds.

[Goldy]

Common, a blind monkey could do better than that!
Of course I'm joking for heavens sake, Absolutely beautiful work! The attention to detail is simply stunning!

[meku]

Very nice indeed! In fact, I have one on order but a couple biplanes to construct ahead of it, including Guillows (discontinued) De Havilland DH4. For some reason, I've always liked biplanes. Wish Guillows would consider re-kitting some. There's a biplane, once kitted by Comet. One version said to have been first to fly over Mt. Everest ... a UK plane, the Westland Wallace. I digress. Good work on yourTM Scout Meku. Bardzo Dobry (ie..very nice). Unlikely mine will turn out anywhere as well, but will check your pictures on occasion for incentive.