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Usually I fiddle around with 1:144 scale aircraft and aircraft wise, reserve 1:72 and 1:48 scales for specific projects, but after many years of admiring 1:32 scale aircraft models, I bought Revell's Bf109G-6 at a very reasonable price and decided to give it a try! The only aftermarket I've used is Eduard's MG151 underwing cannon pods, in order to depict the aircraft I chose to model.So far, it has been a nice experience. It is now close to its completion, but I still need to add an antenna and further weather the aircraft belly.
Here's its present state:
I hope you like it and I should share some photos of the completed model soon!
Cheers
Marco Preto
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Classic kit!
EDIT: Oops! My goof thought Eugene was the initial poster.PS - they both look great - I wondered what prompted the do overPSS Eugene - I'm a big fan of Grill top photography too
That is one mean looking fighter. I see you made quite the course correction, I like it. Very brave move on the nose cone spiral. I try to avoid that type of detail, so hard to pull off but you did it. How many tries did it take to nail it?
- Joe the SMG
Hi macropreto, beautiful job on an all-time classic! I love the camo, and the exhaust and gunsmoke stains. And the panel line post shading is spot on. I'm a huge fan of weathering, so I'm looking forward to seeing how you do the rest.
Hi Eugene, amazing job. I am in awe of your airbrushing skills! You even made camo spots on the canopy frames. My hat is off to you sir.
Thanks guys!I got the spiral right the first time!
Thank you all for your kind comments.
burrito king Hi macropreto, beautiful job on an all-time classic!
Hi macropreto, beautiful job on an all-time classic!
As fas as I'm aware, the kit I'm using is not the classic Revell's Gustav! I think it is a new mold, dating from 2013. I don't know how it compares with the classic one (which dates from 1969, if I remeber correcty).
Here are a few photos of the completed model.
Looks great, Marco! I've been wanting to pick one up to go along with the 1/32 P-51.
Gary
Excellent job!
Very nice work!
Stay Safe.
Jim
Main WIP:
On the Bench: Artesania Latina (aka) Artists in the Latrine 1/75 Bluenose II
I keep hitting "escape", but I'm still here.
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