Really like your doing these short full builds. And with esoteric subjects.

Well done! I love those little palette cleansing builds. They are so satisfying and really give you an opportunity to do something that looks great and doesn't take ages of research, planning, and effort.

Awesome build and thank you for showing us your procedure! I am thankful that such kits exist, can´t be all Spitfire and Tiger tank :)

Great job is always. I might have to check one of those little gliders out myself another great build

Interesting aircraft. I;ve seen German film before the war of these flying. They were being launched with a rubber bungee catapult. You do want to be a type who is not afraid of being out in the open with this, and probably only flying on warm sunny days.

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What a lovely little build. Crying out for a figure, I thought, and what I imagined was a pilot sat with his/her back to the aircraft, quietly (privately) reviewing their last flight. Very much, in my mind’s eye, fitting in with that “moment of calm”. Don’t know where you’d get that figure in 1/72 though!

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A really interesting little build probably not as quick and easy as it looked!

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I like that. It has an oddly 'Steampunk' air about it, although it is the machine used by the 'Flying Clubs' of inter-war years Germany, when they were banned from having, an airforce , or training aircrew. Where could I get one? It looks a bit like the gliders used by the ATC (Air Training Corps), although I believe theirs were two seaters.

Excellent build, mate. Special Hobby did a great job on issuing a new-mold of the SG-38, finally replacing the venerable Huma kit from the 1980's. About the rigging, it disappears depending on the background. Happened on my Japanese Zögling as well. Cheers. Edit: Elliotts of Newbury (EoN) Eton's were all issued to the ATC in High Speed Silver, so not mucho of a show-through effect on the canvas covered parts.