How to build a model plane for beginners - Sopwith Camel 1:72 by Academy

How to build a model plane for beginners - Sopwith Camel 1:72 by Academy.
In this video, I use only basic tools and basic techniques for those starting out. Side nippers, blade/scalpel, paint, paint brushes, scissors, model glue, tweezers and sandpaper/nail file.
How to apply decals, watch this video!
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[@robburgoyne5808]

Great job

[@ronandanne1]

I recently built that kit and had similaar issues with the decals on the tail rudder. You did a nice basic build here. Cant wait to see your advanced build on the same kit!

[@cyrusq5999]

This looks like the old Revell Camel model I built in the early ‘80s. The one I had was in a plastic bag, attached to cardboard with art printed on it. It was moulded in dark green. I also had the red tri-plane Fokker. Same packaging (moulded in red).

[@Donleecartoons]

Impressive results with basic techniques; you give me hope for my own attempt to get back into the hobby after 20-plus years. One correction: The Camel, like many planes of its day, did indeed have a rotary engine; the prop was rigidly attached to the engine and the whole assembly turned around the crankshaft, which was rigidly attached to the fuselage. Torque? You bet it had torque.