Sopwith Camel Wing and Fuselage build

[@richardwylie07]

Just loving this build Scott. I was building my 1/3 scale RC Fokker D.Vll the other day and said ‘jig time’.

[@scottmatthews5280]

Thanks, a bit of extra work pays off in the long run

[@foesfly3047]

Your creation of and use of various jigs is excellent. No doubt, your final results are much better than average because of them.

[@scottmatthews5280]

Thank you

[@jamesneirinck413]

Nice work on the jigs and fixtures! It’s a lot of work but is really going to pay off for you with a very consistent high quality result. Looking forward to seeing it all come together. Cheers. Jim

[@scottmatthews5280]

Thanks James it’s very rewarding building.

[@rodneymcqueen1706]

The videos must take nearly as long as the build

[@scottmatthews5280]

It’s a bit of effort but also a build log.

[@collinmccallum]

looking good!

[@scottmatthews5280]

Thank you

[@mickmolloy5964]

Maple for sure

[@scottmatthews5280]

Cheers

[@whotknots]

Scott so far as I am aware many wood-framed aircraft were made using spruce and suspect maple would resemble spruce more closely than walnut although wouldn't external structures have simply been painted olive-drab on a British/Commonwealth military aircraft?

[@scottmatthews5280]

Maple or spruce on the original from photos I have

[@dicel87]

Maple!

[@scottmatthews5280]

Will do

[@stevechopping3021]

Australian Percival Provost?

[@scottmatthews5280]

??

[@stevechopping3021]

@@scottmatthews5280 Sorry the trainer outside looks like a Percival Provost from the UK almost identical .which it isn' t. I wondered what you called it so I to look it up and it was a aeroplane I had never heard of a CAC Winjeel. and aparently quite rare. I'm currently trying to watch your build vlogs in order. It is exellent viewing and you are a good presenter.👍

[@scottmatthews5280]

Thank you

[@philmiller681]

I like the maple better.

[@scottmatthews5280]

Thanks