Here is the sleek NUCOA Nieuport 28 used for advertising by
the known brand, you may use your model to fly over your breakfast plate and spread margarine on your toast.
Very Important people like Jim Schubert of Puget
Sound and David Smith from the Arctic used to cook with it.
As noted on the step-by-step building post:
The kit was gifted by Sönke Schulz of Marzipanland, and the
decals were commissioned from Mika Jernfors at Arctic Decals (a link to whom
you may find to the right on the links section). My deepest thanks to both of
them, and my salutations to the Ornithopters, my mental health support group.
This is a simple, straightforward, fun conversion of an
inexpensive kit that renders a cute and different model, something to share
with kids, for example, instead of the usual killing machine.
Another colorful civil addition to the Heavens.
Note: just a few photos of the original plane exist, mainly
in the Flikr photostream of the SDASM. Although almost all lettering is shown
in the photos, none clearly shows the top of the upper wing, so the lettering
there is a guess on my part.
Very interesting as always, thanks for the excellent article.
ReplyDeleteThank you Caballero Armando!
DeleteLovely! The Nieuport 28 was always a favourite of mine!
ReplyDeleteDiego, you HAVE to build one, it's fun, the kit is ready available at a low cost, and a superb modeler like yourself will do an inspiring job.
DeleteGo for it, only a few struts! :-)