Nice job! I love those Eduard 109s.

-BD-

MrBrindos,

Yes, that is true....when you know where are the flaws, you just can think of something else.

It did finished on my shelve, I think is a good way to measure your progress and skills along a period of time, however, it is not always true...my last tank was worst than the 1st one...hehe....anyway... thanks for your support and great advice.

Hi Bish

Yep, finish, did came out..so so...there are some "orange" skin from the varnish.

But thanks for stopping by and taking time to comment.

Hi Gamera!

Yeah, photos can sometimes hide flaws...just like fasion models...hehehe..

Thanks my friend.

7474, I still have a lot to learn, I will start a new one soon.

Toshi,

I appreciate your comments, I just thing it came more dirty than I wanted.

Wildcat13...thanks a lot!

I know, as an artist, just how easy it is to not be able to overlook the flaws in your own work. When you know where they are your eyes will keeo focussing on them.

Give it some time out of sight for a while. You'll see it diferently after that.

And I agree with the guys, you've actually done a really good job on it. You have nothing to be upset about from what we all can see.  :)

Nicely done, i like the finish.

I can't really see any issues in the photos, nice work! 

Fantastic finish!  You did a great job.

Toshi

Looks Great

Hiii

So, yes, I skipped a lo of steps in the WIP process for the forum... sorry...

So here it is, I did had a lot of problems, but learned a lot from it...several parts were broken, I made a huge mistake with the varnish, the paint, which I had to re-do several times as I kept doing it wrong and lot of issues with the air flow and consistency.

I was about to throw it to the trash can...but...meeeh.... I just finished...it will not win any contest, not even a 10th place with all the flows...but again...I dont give up. This is just my third plane and my first in 1/48.

Here it is.

Thanks for the tips!, I sure will take care of the rear wheel.

I have finished all the interiors...at last...now moving on to the wings...this is the finished interior, a pitty that such a small hatch will not allow to see all the details on the tail.

Nice work so far. I absolutely loved building mine.

FYI I found it easier to leave the exhaust pipes off until after painting. The slot in just fine, but some trimming wil be required on the very front of the front pipes, but it can't be seen, even if you leave the cowl off. It simplified the masking process. Also, watch out for that tailwheel. Mine now sits on a metal strut since I broke it and then melted the plastic with glue putting it back together.

-BD-

Really nice start, great work on the front end.

What a fantastic start.

Toshi

Gorgeous interior and engine details. You certainly have an eye for realism.