Sopwith Camel Comic Cockpit 1/48 Eduard

Hello modellers,
In this video, I show you how I built the cockpit of the Sopwith Camel Comic 1/48 from Eduard.
In my previous video, I built four rotary engines from Eduard and one from Wingnut Wings. If you want to watch this episode, please click the link below.
• Rotary Engines - Eduar...
This is not a sponsored video. The kit, upgrade sets, paints, materials, and everything I use were paid for with my own money.
Music from RUclips Audio Library
Top Of The Morning - TrackTribe.mp3
Thanks for watching!
All the best!
CSL

[@craigcook1571]

I used to think I was fairly good at putting models together.
Now I realize (after watching you and others) I’m not even a rank amateur 😂

[@cslvisualstudio]

I think, only one thing is important. Grab a model you like, build it and I'm pretty sure you have a couple of hours of quality/me time what you enjoy. ☺️
Thank you for your comment.

[@K1NGM4S1V]

So damn cool

[@cslvisualstudio]

Thank you ☺️

[@blacknass1943]

i wish i has startet with this hobby as i was soo bether in art now 13 jears laiter i lost so meny tricks and the feeling about the color mixing in the scool i was aibel to creat eny color trou mixing. todey i need learn it again.

[@cslvisualstudio]

It's never too late to start something. Just do it, start it and all the happiness is yours what a hobby can give you.
Thank you for your comment

[@kiwiruna9077]

One of my local hobby stores had this kit and I was quite taken by it, after watching this I might just have to add it to the stash, also I may have to add a few Abteilung 502 oils to my paint collection. I may end copying many of your techniques for my build they are really good and not too difficult Cheers from New Zealand.

[@cslvisualstudio]

All of Eduard's Camel kits are excellent. I chose the Comic one because I always prefer to build something different.
Definitely, add it to your collection.
I like simple but effective techniques to use, I'm glad if some of these are useful for you.
Thank you for your comment.
Cheers from Sydney 😉

[@goforitpainting]

Really cool details.

[@cslvisualstudio]

Thank you ☺️

[@Flawthunder235]

Hey man,really cool build. I’m going to try to build it and replicate some of you’re techniques as I find that the are very simple but show a great result. Well done from the uk

[@cslvisualstudio]

Thank you ☺️
Stay tuned, I'm working on the rest of the aircraft, video coming soon.

[@Flawthunder235]

@@cslvisualstudio 👍

[@Hey_MikeZeroEcho22P]

AWESOME!!!
I Always wanted to build a WW1 bi-plane, but it is the rigging...that gives me some hesitance. And after seeing This posting... YIKES!!!!
Seriously, though, I think I Could do the rigging since I do 1/700 ships and I do the rigging of radio and signal flag lines. But Your rigging is Really Remarkable. If I may ask..... I see you doing the rigging on the bottom of the plane with plans ( 14:45 ), are those your Own or the 'Eduards' kit??
I also like that wicker chair, ( I guess it could be up to the pilot to put in his own chair...I would have put in my recliner )
Overall.... Superior!! So Far, can't wait to see the rest!!

[@cslvisualstudio]

Thank you for your comment.
All of the rigging is from me. Actually, rigging is not as hard as it looks. I think the key is the order of the rigging wires, but I will show it in the upcoming video.
Thank you again