Dressing the Fokker Dr1: covering the middle wing

[@collinmccallum]

top notch work!

[@larryhayes3040]

Another great how-to video. Thanks Mark.

[@MarkCroucherRC4fun]

Very welcome

[@Tom-wl9sx]

Hi Mark, looks fantastic! Real craftsmanship! 🙂

[@MarkCroucherRC4fun]

Many thanks!

[@JeffinLowerAlabama]

Mark fantastic covering. Master class. Jeff in LA USA

[@MarkCroucherRC4fun]

Too kind😊

[@CliffHarveyRCPlanes]

Excellent tutorial Mark 👍

[@MarkCroucherRC4fun]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@nonoyorbusness]

Excellent video!

[@MarkCroucherRC4fun]

Thank you very much!

[@paulwoodman5131]

How does that doped dress liner sand down? I suspect dressing up the trailing edges is satisfying too😊. It does look a bunch bigger covered 😮. ⚡ ⚡!

[@MarkCroucherRC4fun]

After about three coats it's spot on. Yep it fills the dining table now.😊.

[@gudjonolafsson]

Actually, they did not have pinking shears until late 1920s, early 1930s, so no planes in WWi had the pinked edges, Instead they used to unravel abot 2 to 3 cm and lay the threads along the edge of the fabric.

[@MarkCroucherRC4fun]

Very interesting, the shears are simply used to make for a neat edge once doped you can't see it anyway.