That's a unique looking scheme that you did a fabulous job of! If you don't mind me asking, how did you make the plaque?

Cheers,

Martin

Your Uhu looks smashing! Great clean work overall on that small scale.

You asked about using Flory washes over Alclad, well I just used it on a Mustang that I sealed in Aquagloss and it worked just fine. I guess the Flory Washes don't like Testors gloss enamels in the small bottles.

Thanks guys.

Martin, they are printed in card, I make the design on paint and then put it in a word doc to get the right size. Once cut out I cover it in Fablon and then attach it to a piece of balsa stained the same as the base surround.

PJ, I have no tried it on the Aqua glass only on the Lacquer varnish. It didn't like that.

Gee, a beautiful job and nicely displayed.  Somehow you make a 1/72 look like a larger scale. Very inspiring to me.

OMG!  I am speechless!

Toshi

Thanks guys, its much appreciated.

Jay Jay, its nice to think we all inspire each other in our own little ways.

Toshi, not for to long I hope, we all look forward to your builds and your posts.

Great looking build, Bish!  Base looks great, too.

Best Wishes,

Gary

Another beauty Bish! Exhaust staining came out great What did you use for the antenna? I'm looking to add one to the Hurricane I'm finishing up. Looking forward to your next build!

Thats a fine looking 219, Bish!  I like the weathering.  Those antennas look like a pain to put together and a pain to keep together.

Another winner Bish! Very cool looking paint job, as said it's a nice change from the more usual Luftwaffe schemes.