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Guillows Series 800 - Sopwith Camel by Ken Shinn. Viewed 1299 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments Ken Shinn 09-Feb-14 19:36 Sopwith Camel Topside view JohnG. 10-Feb-14 07:59 I'd walk a mile for THIS Camel..... jhuck-80 10-Feb-14 09:44 Very nice work. I am in the middle of building a Camel as well. What did you use to make the instruments? Ken Shinn 10-Feb-14 13:20 Thanks for the compliments on the Plane. I did not like the paper printout for the instrument panel, so I cut out a piece of balsawood in the shape of the panel. I then painted it in a color that somewhat matched color of the instrument panels on actual Sopwith Camels I saw on the Internet. I then cut out the dials from the Paper Panel and glued them to the balsawood Panel. I went to a craft store where hardware for jewelry was sold and found small metal rings I used on the dials. I also found small magnetic necklace clasps that looked similar to the knobs found on a Sopwith Camel Panel. I also found black stretchable line which I used for the rigging, and hardware that looked like turnbuckles. It's amazing what you can find at a craft store that will help in building a model plane! Thanks again, Ken John M Oshust 10-Feb-14 14:30 Craft stores, imagine that....thanks for the heads up:-) David Duckett 10-Feb-14 16:50 Yeah, the same craft stores you've used for years building your models. John M Oshust 10-Feb-14 17:21 I confess..I frequent craft stores. In my area unless you race cars or fly helicopters the LHS is non existent. On the positive side there are many women in the craft stores😄😄 Please sign in to comment on this image.