cockpit floor

15

13

14

15

16

17

18a

18b

19

20

16

17

Fairey Swordfish Mk 1

front view

rear view

18a

18b

H

tail

tail

7

7

1L

1L

2L

2L

1R

1R

8

8

8L

8R

2R

2R

engine Bristol Pegasus

machine

gun

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

C

B

B

A

30

scale

scale position

upper left wing

upper right wing

1L

1R

3L

3R

4L

5L

4R

5R

1L1R

3L

3L

4R

5R

4L

5L

3R

3R

9

10

12

C

arrestor hook

lower left wing

lower right wing

horizontal left tail

horizontal right tail

2L

2R

2R

6R

6L

6L

2L

4L

5L

3L

3L

7

7

7

7

4R

4L

3R

3R

6R

4

4

H

K8422 of No.820 Sqn FAA
1940

K8422

K8422

Copyright@2001 Digital Card Models/ Steve Bucher

General Instructions for

Card Models

This Type of modeling isn't hard. It just has it's own methods.
With practice and patience the results can be amazing.

You will need a good pair of sissors, a sharp hobby knife for
cutting out the parts. Also a dull knife for scoring the fold lines, a
ruler for straight cutting and scoring. Also a pair of tweezers for
handeling small parts, and a thickened white glue known as
"tacky" for gluing the parts together.

There are a couple ways to round parts. large parts can be
pulled over a table edge. Some parts can be rolled with a dowel,
sharp pencil, or stiff wire. Long pieces can be run between a dull
knife and thumb, as you would curl a ribbon.

When gluing put some glue on a piece of scrap paper and use
a tooth pick to apply glue to the parts. Always dry fit parts before
gluing. Always score fold lines before bending to assure sharp
folds. Use the drawing provided, along with the part numbers, to
build your model.

We are constantly adding new products, so go to our site often!
www.digitalcardmodels.com

Fairey Swordfish Mk.1

1:72

main wheel view

2

6

6

2

lower wing

upper wing

vertical tail

horizontal tail

control panel

4

5

3

7

19

20

8

9

12

13

14

15

1

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

C

B

A

30

arrestor hook

position

K8419

tail

7

Copyright@2001 Digital Card Models/ Steve Bucher

Digital Card Models

Aircraft of the First World War
Card Model Series on CD-Rom

These cds contains full color card models of various W.W.1 Aircraft.. All models are presented in full
color in 1/32nd scale.

The models are supplied along with Freeware and Shareware drawing and editing software
which is provided free with the permission of the authors.

There is also a shareware program provided, that allows you to produce the model in poster size and all models are supplied in
that format also. Again the software is provided with the permission of the author.

All photos, were provided by Mark Johnson, our beta-tester and in my opinion master card modeler and remain his property. All
supplied models can be freely modified for your own use only, you may not sell or otherwise distribute them without the written
permission of Digital Card Models and the individual designer.
Be sure visit us on the web at

www.digitalcardmodels.com

comments can be sent to

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Digital Card Models was founded as a result of my quest for a BE2a Model. Since Gabriel Panait has joines forces with me and
we have to date produced what I think is a fine series of detailed W.W.1 aviation subjects. To date the BE2a, SPAD VII, Sopwith
Snipe, Sopwith Wright, And Caudron G-4 are represented, some in several color schemes. More are coming. Photos below are of
actual models.