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Frank I am in!
1/48 Hasegawa Fw-190A-3
Andrew
For RD IV, how about a nightfighter theme?
Then you could choose from the following, to name but a few:
Do217
Ju88
Me110
Me410
Me109
Fw190
Ta154
Me262
A Nachtjagd RD IV.
Karl
Currently on the bench: AZ Models 1/72 Mig 17PF
Frank - Mark me down with a 1/48 Tamiya Fw-190D-9. No need for DML torture this time around.
Jeremy
I would love to get in on this build if possible. I have the Tamiya FW-190A-3 in 1/48. This sounds like a blast. Look fowrward to seeing and posting some pics.
Travis/STFD637
"If a lie is told often, and long enough, it becomes reality!"
SupressionFire- No problem at all, glad to see some differently marked AC here!
dupes- Sorry my friend, can't help you with those 1/72 decals. Hopefully someone else here can though!
bondo- Excellent! I have seen that profile before, but never a build of it. Looking forward to seeing it! BTW, what kit/scale are you planning?
Travis- By all means, welcome aboard!
I believe I have everyone updated on page 1. If you see anything amiss, by all means- holler!
Some great ideas from you guys for the next installment, looks like we have all sorts of subjects we can do. Keep 'em coming!
Frank
Frank I'm gonna be having a bash at Eduards Fw190 A-8
Cheers...
Mike
Daywalker,
When I read about this GB I didn't recall joining, yet seeing my name on the list it felt like a honor to be in on another one of your highly successful group builds. I consider you and many other modelers here some of the most skilled I have had the pleasure to know!
I ordered the 1/48 scale Edward FW-190 F-8 and a set of suitable decals ASAP, I hope my post war Canadian Butcher bird can soak up a bit of the talent seen on your builds.
Thanks again! When the mail arrives I will get a start on it. October is a ways off yet I can only dedicate rainy days to building.
Cheers, Jason
Hallo Chaps!
Just doing a quick recce to see what Daywalker is up to!
TTFN!!
You got it Mike!
Jason- Thank you very much, I am so glad to have you here! I think this GB is going to be the best one yet.
Darren- My goodness, I didn't see that flyby coming! Glad to see you are out and about.
They don't call low-level high-speed fly-bys 'Tactical Surprise' for nothing!!!!!
back CAG!!!!!!!!!
Nice choice, Spike...I have the same kit and will be watching your progress closely to pick up some pointers.
I'll progably start with my ProModeller 109G-2 and give the Eduard kit a whirl if I have time.
Cheers Mucker, I hope I can do it justice... and get it all to fit!!
I just went through my stash and found 7 different FW 190s... Two more boxes to go.
how to make a gif
simpilot34 They don't call low-level high-speed fly-bys 'Tactical Surprise' for nothing!!!!! back CAG!!!!!!!!!
LOL, that's my favorite part of the Thunderbirds/Blue Angels airshow- TACTICAL SURPRISE!!!
mucker I'll probably start with my ProModeler 109G-2...
I'll probably start with my ProModeler 109G-2...
Hmmm... how about a 190 for this one Charles?
Frank, I'm in on this with a 1/48 Hasegawa FW-190A-8.
Building Now:
1/48 Academy Bf-109G6 - 100%
1/48 Tamiya F4U-1A - 5%
Upcoming:
1/48 Revell F-14D
Frank, sign me up.........
I'll be doing either a Tam 1/48 F-8 or D-9.....Will let you know after i do a little snooping around....
Such an array!
Can't wait to see the Eduard kits complete.
I dunno if I'll be in on the finish for this GB but here is my 1/24 Trumpeter D-9 Wip ,can be seen on the aircraft forum as well, I'll mix up the photos so there is no doubling.
Thank you ,Krow113
Daywalker simpilot34: They don't call low-level high-speed fly-bys 'Tactical Surprise' for nothing!!!!! back CAG!!!!!!!!! LOL, that's my favorite part of the Thunderbirds/Blue Angels airshow- TACTICAL SURPRISE!!! mucker: I'll probably start with my ProModeler 109G-2... Hmmm... how about a 190 for this one Charles?
simpilot34: They don't call low-level high-speed fly-bys 'Tactical Surprise' for nothing!!!!! back CAG!!!!!!!!!
mucker: I'll probably start with my ProModeler 109G-2...
DOH!
I meant my Pro-Modeler 190G-2...dislexia at it's finest!!
Krow113- Nice work, did you want to sign up here?
Charles- LOL, right on! I added that one to the list!
Mike- Glad to know I can count on you not to start early! Then again, you could and just tell me it was started before and I wouldn't even know!
What does the sign up involve if a yes is all it takes then..........yes- My D-9 is scheduled for an Oct '10 first flight.
muckerSorry, Krow, you need to send Frank you social security number, credity card, bank account info, etc... Just kidding, of course.
LOL!
I added your kit to the roster, looking forward to seeing that beast come together!
Hey everyone, there's 30 of us here now!
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Yeah Frank a good turn out Almost enough for a Jagdgeshwader.....
Hmmm how about ''Einsatzkommando Daywalker"
Anyone got any info on this particular aircraft......?
I'm not doing the Airfix kit but i think the scheme will look good on the Tam 1/48 190F 8...
Mucker ; I was a fan forever but lost it back in the late 90's.I watch but get too worked up!!
Here s my build subject in the 1/24 Trump D-9 .So far I am in primer -superdetailed engine , wheel bays ,cockpit , all will be wired,plumbed. Verlinden resin kit , Eduard P/E : instrument/bezel kit , Bf 109 placards , seatbelts , archer cast weld beads for the supercharger scoop etc. Waldron ammo counters, rudder pedals. Corrections to the kit so far include removal of curved hinges on engine panels , re-arrangement in wheel bays , cannon barrel substitution , removal of round bolt heads on engine replaced with Grandt line, kit exhaust are very nice -with a lot of work into them!.. There prolly more but I am into the bobber right now.This is my large scale airplane entry in our 40th show (fingers crossed for a great finish) -Oct date- so I'm in all the way !! I will be back on this soon though, I want to get to the paint.......................
Hi Julez72,
I built that one when I was a teenager, in my pre-airbrush days, and considered it the best kit I'd ever built for quite a while. The scheme -- not sure, but I have a three-view AB illustration done back in the 80s that I can scan for you, and there'll be some unit data too. I always thought it was a real looker!
By the by, guys, if we're doing any variant of the 190, not just those in the last year of the war, it turns out I have around 20 in my stash, in three scales, so I sure have plenty to tackle. It's mostly dependant on me building a new display case before very much longer, I've already overflowed from the last one...
Cheers, M/TB379
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Thunderbolt, that would be great if you could buddy, there's not much on the net...All i know is it's RED2 from??????? I'm assuming being an F8 it's from an StG unit and not a JG but?????
Cheers Jules...
Hi again,
I've photographed it -- bad news is it's not the same plane, it's Red 19, but the same A-8 and carrying a ground attack loadout. The markings are obvioulsy different but it's a good look at the strike version. I'll try to post it tonight.
The artwork was printed at almost exactly 1:32nd scale, which makes me kinda hanker to do one of the Hasegawas -- I'm wondering if I can get away with it on my storage spave... I have an F-8 in the Revell reissue from a few years ago that would probably build very nicely...
M/TB379
Julez72 [quote user="Daywalker"] Hey everyone, there's 30 of us here now!
Considering this old Airfix box art, I think it's safe to say that this is kind of a made up scheme. SG 2 was using red rudders late in the war but not with a red band around the cowl. Luftflotte 4 directed that a yellow band be applied to the cowl of all their aircraft in the closing months of the war, this is probably what they were shooting for.
Take a look at this sheet from EagleCals, "Yellow 2" on the top is probably what that box art was based on.
http://www.eagle-editions.com/decal92.htm
aka Mike, The Mikester My Website
"He has all the virtues I dislike and none of the vices I admire." -Winston Churchill
Thats a bit of a bummer i really like that red cowl band....
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