1/32 Revell BF 110 C-4/B

Very nice!  I like the detail work in the cockpit and the weathering.

Mike

Beautiful finish on a challenging old kit! I love that cockpit work!

That is very nice. I didn't know Revell had done a 110 in this scale, nice to see it.

Tremondous job there. Cockpit looks fantastic.

Excellent work

Rob - 

Outstanding job on your build. I really enjoyed looking over all the details of the cockpit. Amazing paint and detail job also. Well done sir 

Stunning build !

Even with the challenges you encountered, you were able to overcome the deficiencies of the kit.  The cockpit detail is amazing as well as the paint scheme.  What a fantastic job!

Toshi

You did a fine job on her and she looks great! Was that the Eduard PE cockpit set you used?

great job on that large kit impressive

Wow, that's a nice looking build. BIG too. Almost as big as the 1/48 B-17. Very nicely done.

BK

Thanks for all of the great support! 

Archangel: Yes, this was the eduard PE meant for the Dragon G4 kit. I just used what appeared to be applicable and scratch built the rest based on the few photos I could find, and on pics of the Dragon C model. I used some spare fabric Luftwaffe seatbelts for the gunner and radio-operator. One set came with the PE set for the pilot.

Rob

Amazing work! Once again a see someone has conquered my nemesis....prop spinner circles

Impressive work you did on the cockpit. And a great build all in all!

Rob way to beat that old kit into shape. Excellent craftmanship in that office,looks most impressive. The paint & weathering looks spot on. Very nicely done Sir!

I'll echo the rest----you made a dandy silk purse out of the old sow's ear.   Very well done.

That is one big model! Great job on the scratch work in the pit. The paint and weathering/pre shading looks very good. Excellent job done on an oldie. 

Thanks for the tip Rob. I have a metal one which is really heavy and tends to damage the paint....and the plastic.  I just got a plastic one from my father in law.  I also saw a tip about using a circle cutter and cutting curved pieces of tape and using that to mask.  When I finish My beast......B-17 Chow hound, I'll have to give these two ideas a try.

Thanks again

Impressive!!