De Havilland DH 82 Tiger Moth

Erik De Smet
Drill a hole in the fuselage, glue the rigging line in it and work on from there to the Wings.

Spanjaard
actually you do not need to make the holes though the wings... drill a hole that does not go through, dab a tiny bit of CA at the end of the thread, and place it in the hole. works specially well if you use flexible rigging, since you can push it wait a few second for glue to cure and let it go.
you can also cut a tiny piece of wire and glue it to the end of the thread with CA, remove any excess (thread adn/of wire). add glue to the wire and stick it in the hole.

Spanjaard
very nice model Elias 🙂

Elias Korompilis
Thanks all!
@ Lochsa_River: what Eric De Smet said. drill and glue before assembling the fuselage.

charlie whitten
sad story for me with this one i had finished it but the paint number i got was corect but was a purple so it looked stuped and was glugy so it was patchy i was about to put on the decals and droped it i go another one and finished it but droped 10 minuits after finishing i now have a difrect tiger moth that i am waiting to build after finishing some other models i have

Stefan Schacht
well done and nice display. I like it 👍

Paul Gallagher
thank you Stefan. a few nail biting moments during final assembly, but now I can breathe easy😉

John Thomas
Very cool

Łukasz Gliński
Very interesting concept and a nice scene 👍

Rui S
Very nice presentation 👍

Paul Gallagher
Thank you for the encouragement John, Lukasz, Rui!

charlie whitten
wow is there a motor in the model

charlie whitten
sorry only saw the finished product and not the build pictures

wilky
Pity they didn't include R.A.A.F. decals

Andrea Morris
RAAF decals available from Hannants!

wilky
Thanks Andrea, I can buy decal sheets here in Australia too.
It's cheaper though when I don't have to buy extra decals. This is already a $50 kit here