"They break just by looking at them" You sir made me laugh out loud

Just discovered your Nieuport and this Fokker. Your work is astounding. I think i will think of lozenge as lotz-enger whenever it comes up.

World Champion class skills! Honestly!

Wow...I have several wing nut kits...just watching what you have done I hope to replicate 😀😀😀😀😀

I fear that your background music will be playing in the back of my mind as I go through my day 🤣🤣🤣 Love these videos of yours

Please make more videos! I just got into ww1 planes after building pretty much every ww2 kit.. you are so talented!

The word 'lozenge' is used for a symbol in the Navigation Display in modern aviation. I find your video very well done and of course the scale model too!

I always add a tad bit of ground orange chalk to my last layer of rust colors in order to give it a slight texture as well. Works awesome.

Man, I miss your further content, Herr Alleyman. Best in the business! (IMHO).

Just high quality work. I love the red. Makes me want to break out my Fokker kit I got from Andy's Hobby Headquarters.

Very nice work! The whimsical music in the background really makes this video a pleasure to watch.

I’ve had a Fokker Dr.1 triplane kit from Revell for about 4 or 5 years in my backlog. This video makes me really want to build it now haha!

There's 'good', 'really good', 'excellent' and your work appears to be 'remarkable'. I have not been one to make a WWI aircraft, but after seeing this, I may want to take a shot at it. Actually, at my age and the aircraft in my stash, I may not make it. But maybe I will have to rearrange my priorities. Beautiful work and thanks for the tips.

Love to see you build a Sopwith Camel.

a TINY support for your GREAT work, surely worth every cent. Eagerly waiting for your completion of the FOKKER in the next clip.

In Denver Colorado USA at the wings over the Rockies Air museum they have artifacts from world war German aircraft and there's examples of this camouflage in the case in color out of the sunlight so it doesn't have UV damage. If you travel here or live here it's worth looking at.

Just wonderful.

Каким терпением надо обладать, что бы заниматься этим творчеством. ВЫ мастер.

One argument that I got into Wingnut Wings that was never resolved (they got entrenched and defensive and that was that) is that they did not provide the empty cartridge trays for the Machine guns. These can be obtained after market now but I think are a necessity for DVII's and DR 1's in 1/32nd scale as they are visible from the outside.

The engine alone is its own work of art. Another beautiful build!

Your work is truly inspiring. I watched all of your videos. The engine builds are my favourite. I really like working with engines. I've learnt a lot, and I'm going to use these new techniques in my future builds on my channel. So keep goin; I'm waiting for your next video. ...and, of course, you have a new subscriber... 🙂

I expect the finished result to actually fly, it just looks so real

LOVE your concise work and your great sense of humor.

Beautiful!

That looks amazing. I can't wait for the next episode

Yes, well worth the wait, I still think 20 minutes of your superb modelling is not long enough 👏👏👏

Nice engine ! I have to get those taurus details for next project. I build my own sparks plug for my current Pfalz. Easy to do but long ! Having used the same decals they work quite better on a gloss coat as you did Really nice video again !

Udet once said, "Without flight, there is no life". And indeed, a flyboy is all he was. He didn't care for the politics or the mundane. It is almost ironic that his life of glamour would end up where he feared the most, a desk. Some would call it fate, others might call it karma. One has to wonder if, in the end, he realized that what he should've done was leave it all behind, forgetting his past as a flyer and return to the home he had remembered so fondly. The past most only knew as "Lo!", who he was adamant be etched on every single plane he flew. If it isn't fitting that the daredevil flyboy who lost his heart in the skies of Europe, lose his life in the endless torment of politics and bureaucracy, then I don't know what is. I must humbly request that you add "Du Doch Nicht!", out of respect. A small change, but I'm sure it would mean a lot to him if he were around. I'm begging you!!! The boy who felt - and seemingly was - invincible to his enemies, but not to himself. Danke schön!

Remarkable. Too bad Wingnut Wings went out of business. Their models were the absolute best.

Interestingly the term "lozenge" was not used during the war. Apparently it originated in some modelling publications in the 1960s. The contemporary name was "harlequin".

Very Impressive, I'm enjoying your fun approach.

Just found your channel, and thoroughly enjoyed both of the WNW Fokker videos. Looking forward to now watching your Nieuport XVII series, as well as anything else you put up here. I really like your explanations of what you are doing, as well as the subtle humor spread throughout the video. Bravo!

Alleyman, you did it again - can' t wait to watch your new clip NOW. ;-)))

Absolutely amazing

Waiting patiently for part 3, I’m really looking forward to it

Just discovered your channel. Your work is excellent, but what really impressed me was your clear and engaging explanations of what, why and how you did everything. Getting the bug for WWI aircraft again, though due to space limitations they'll have to be 1/48. Oh yes, subbed and looking forward to your next video.

In my experience your much better off using a rotary tool with micro drill bits because they are so fragile. I've had them break just from my pulse and the rotary tool helps keep you from putting to much pressure on one side and gives you a much more stable grip.

This is my first time watching one of your videos and you have picked up another subscriber! I really enjoyed your honesty when using extremely fine drill bits. Carbide has no play before it breaks. I have broken many myself over the years.

Gorgeous. Happy to have discovered your channel!

Klasse Anleitung. Da bekommt man Lust zum selber bauen. Freue mich schon auf den nächsten Clip😊

Absolutely magnificent

Wow fantastic job.

The machine guns look very convincing! Nice Work!

How is this channel still so underated? You deserve a shout-out from one of the bigger modeling KZfaqrs, cuase damn is your work and video production amazing.

Love your work and love your humor! Thank you for sharing. The dvii is progressing beautifully!

Incredible Work, and I learned a lot! Thank you!

Another amazing video. I can’t say enough nice things about the video quality, your sense of humour and particularly your builds. Your attention to detail is mind blowing. I just wish the video was 2 hrs long. I can’t get enough of it.

I admire your skills. This is superb modeling. 👍

Just discovered your channel and I’m hoping that you’ll pick up where you left off and post more videos! Your skills are amazing but more importantly, you do a great job of demonstrating them and illustrating your techniques. This and the professional quality of your videos makes them such a pleasure to watch. Please come back!

'Lozenge' refers to the shape of most boiled sweets, or lozenges. Not sure how it became applied to this pattern because it's not really accurate (it refers to rectangular with smooth curved edges, generally - easy on the mouth & tongue). Stunning craft skills by the way.

I haven't seen the new NASM interior yet though I walk by the building every week. I do remember when the WW1 hall opened. Friends with the designer, she managed to cram a bunch of aircraft in there.

Great kit and excellent build!

Excellent 🎉 look forward to the next instalment

Think is a beautiful build and you have superb modeling skills. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely beautiful attention to detail!

I feel this company needs to mature more. But someday woooooow! They be one of the best.

Beautiful job. Nice details.

Wonderful work!

Music's fine. Keep up the good work. Really looks great!

Goodness. You take detail to a whole new level. Just within the first five minutes, I have learned a lot - including to stay clear of larger scales that require that much detail - lol. I saw a comment on your music choice. Another compliment. It is not intrusive over your speech nor annoying, yet not boring either. Nice job!

Great video, I just recently picked up stencil material to use with my cricut

Very nice, you are building to an exceptional standard! I´m quite happy I stumbled into your channel (at the first part of this build) as your videos are a real joy to watch. Not to talk about the fact that they are quite educational too. Liebe Grüsse aus dem Salzburger Land ;)

You could do some beautiful motorcycle models. Amazing attention to detail and very good and correct.

I hope wa could see the end of this very nice build sometime !! This is the best WNW build video on the internet !

Such an amazing channel! I do hope you come back

Liked and subscribed! Tremendous work, fantastic! Greetings from Stockholm, Sweden

I really like you're builds! Hopefully you will have a new one soon!

Blooming brilliant 👏 You have another subscriber

Beautiful 👍

Man that is very nice

Spectacular.

Wunderbar!!!

wonderful job

Thanks for your very nice video.

nice work !

Excellente !

Very very nice work and excellent video. 👍🙂

Your work is of a level I can only dream of ever reaching, how wonderful! The only bit of feedback I may have is about your music choice: I binged all your older videos and I personally think the song you use is perhaps a bit too noticeable, which gets even more noticeable when you see a few in a row. Perhaps you could switch up the music choice? I really love your vids, so please don't take this as negative feedback, just something that you may want to look into in the future :)

Great video!

Lozenge camouflage will be called "Buntfarbenaufdruck" in German if I'm not mistaken

Wahnsinn, and very inspiring! By the way "lozenge" means "hustenbonbon"... hahahahaha Excellent command of the English language BTW! And also most excellent narration. I'm really enjoying this!

What a great treasure chest of outstanding modeling projects. Thanks for the obvious effort you put into such professional "productions" I'm certainly looking forward to future episodes where I can learn more, and as important, get to admire your skill.. Not to be taken as a complaint: I find the in-and-out background "music" distracting from your wonderfully crafted narration and sly humor.

Awesome

WOW!

Hi Mike here from NZ , have a Wingnut wings Junkers J.1 new kit seeing if your after a new model to build sometime. If so happy to post it a gift for such a great channel

You lozenge was enough foe a like bud. 👍

Just discovered your videos and this is the first one that I've seen, it's fantastic. Will certainly watch the rest of the series and I've subscribed to your channel. Just one comment, why did you completely obscure the lozenge patton with red paint, there must have been a reason?

Love the model (I have an early D.VII in my collection), nice details and weathering. I have a suggestion about the quality of your paintjob; detail airbrushes (0.15mm - 0.6mm) have a spraypattern of about 50% overspray (the orangepeel effect you are complaining about), witch makes them completely unsuitable for large surfaces. Using a spraygun (witch has a spraypattern with as little overspray as possible) fixes this problem completely. I can recommend investing in a spraygun to any modeller, especially on larger models like the 1/32 WnW kits.

wow

Where are you alley man? We need more!

Lozenge is an old French to Middle English word, so probably arrived into England with the Normans.

As always god tier quality. Do you dilute the Tamiya paints? I haven’t noticed. What thinner do you use and what ratio?

Beautiful work and the engine looks absolutely amazing! In some shots it looks like there's some dust or other spots in or under the red paint? Or are my eyes deceiving me? 😛 Anyway, keep up the good work!

Like because of the thumbnail! …you should have also mentioned the actual German name of this camouflage pattern.

So sad that wingnut wings is gone

I have An Albatros D.III and an SE.5a Hispano Suiza in my little stash. Now I've never built an aircraft from WW1, all I have done is WW2 armour and warbirds. I'm a little apprehensive about the rigging, are there many do's and don'ts when it comes to rigging? and what are they? I want to get on and start them but honestly this is making me back off from them. Love your build, great stuff it really is.

In the movie the Blue Max the pilot Bruno stucco was flying a plane known as a falx and he said it was out of date even for that time.... Has anyone ever done a model of that airplane I'm just wondering.....

great video hope there comming some more. what kind of epoxy putty did you used to fill the gap? kind regards

Tolles Video 👍🏻 Mach weiter so. Vielleicht hätte dir das Video von scale a ton bei seiner Fokker geholfen. Der hatte in Sachen Zusammenbau einige Tips. Bei meiner Fokker hat es geholfen ohne die grossen Gaps.