1/48 Eduard Bf 109 G-4 JG 53 "Franz Schiess" (Finished)

very cool Me 109 .I need to pick up a few of those kits my self, but thats all I need now lol,btw awesome job with weathering !

Very cool LD. She's nice and grimey!

Beautiful!!!!

Details pop, and just the right amount in scale, IMO.

If I could make an Eduard 190 look this good, I'd not be able to stop buildlng them either!

LD, another beautiful rendition of a 109..........you just keep knocking them out of the park!!

Super as usual LD. Cool scheme and wonderful finish. 

crown r n7

very cool Me 109 .I need to pick up a few of those kits my self, but thats all I need now lol,btw awesome job with weathering !

 

Thanks Crown

tempestjohnny

Wow

 

Thanks Johnny

Mopar Madness

Very cool LD. She's nice and grimey!

 

Thanks Chad. Those oil washes make all the difference to my eye.

knox

Beautiful!!!!

 

Thanks Knox

Greg

Details pop, and just the right amount in scale, IMO.

If I could make an Eduard 190 look this good, I'd not be able to stop buildlng them either!

 

Thanks Greg

Tubosteve

LD, another beautiful rendition of a 109..........you just keep knocking them out of the park!!

 

Thanks Steve

Hoss WA

Super as usual LD. Cool scheme and wonderful finish. 

 

Thanks Hoss

lawdog114

Those oil washes make all the difference to my eye.

I must have missed something. I was thinking you had started using AK enamal washes. I'm looking for alternatives to Flory clay, so if you could straighten me out I'd appreciate it, and sorry if I missed the answer in a thread.

If you're using oil and making yourself, if you could provide more details I'd really appreciate it. I've never cared for my home made oil wash results.

Greg

 

 

lawdog114

Those oil washes make all the difference to my eye.

 

 

I must have missed something. I was thinking you had started using AK enamal washes. I'm looking for alternatives to Flory clay, so if you could straighten me out I'd appreciate it, and sorry if I missed the answer in a thread.

If you're using oil and making yourself, if you could provide more details I'd really appreciate it. I've never cared for my home made oil wash results.

 

No problem. Throwdown a gloss acrylic coat, then you can put down the AK washes. Wipe them off with a paper towel. I use either MiG or AK paneliners. They are enamel based. I usually finish it off with a streaking effect with a flat brush

lawdog114

No problem. Throwdown a gloss acrylic coat, then you can put down the AK washes. Wipe them off with a paper towel. I use either MiG or AK paneliners. They are enamel based. I usually finish it off with a streaking effect with a flat brush

Much appreciated, Joe.

Greg

 

 

lawdog114

No problem. Throwdown a gloss acrylic coat, then you can put down the AK washes. Wipe them off with a paper towel. I use either MiG or AK paneliners. They are enamel based. I usually finish it off with a streaking effect with a flat brush

 

 

Much appreciated, Joe.

 

i used half X-22 and half Mr. Leveling Thinner as my gloss coat. 

You've gone and done it again, Joe!  Very Nice!

Gee, when I grow up, I want to be just like you!  Another fabulous build.

Beautiful paint job. Perfect panel lines. Great job.

Aggieman

Gee, when I grow up, I want to be just like you!  Another fabulous build.

 

Ha! Thanks!

jeaton01

You've gone and done it again, Joe!  Very Nice!

 

Thanks John

JohnnyK

Beautiful paint job. Perfect panel lines. Great job.

 

Thanks Johnny

Another  fantastic build and satisfied customer. That is one cool looking 109. Great job as usual. 

plasticjunkie

Another  fantastic build and satisfied customer. That is one cool looking 109. Great job as usual. 

 

Thanks PJ