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Look forward to seeing what you do with that AA, i did mine in an NMF finished. And look forward to seeing more of that dio as well.
I am a Norfolk man and i glory in being so
On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
AA, thats a nice little kit. I built that a few years ago and added wing glove to give the look of a proper swing wing. Look forward to seeing yours.
Hey, I’d like to enter one more kit into this Group Build. It’s the Messerschmitt 1101 model in 1/72 scale by Dragon. I‘ll be starting it this week and will post WIP pics soon.
Thanks Chad. This is my first mottling in 32nd, i guess it benifieted from practicing in 1/72nd.
Thanks Theuns, and thats looking good.
Ye, it is pretty small isn't it, you should try a 72nd one.
Bish - Nice paint on that 190. The mottling at the tail is top notch!
Theuns - I’m with you, filling and sanding is my least favorite job. I usually find most of my build delays are a result of avoiding this step!
Chad
God, Family, Models...
At the plate: 1/48 Airfix Bf109 & 1/35 Tamiya Famo
On deck: Who knows!
Very nice smooth paintwork on that 190 ;-)
I completed the fuse filling and sanding, now need to do the wingroot and tail fairings.
For a 1/32 this is really small :-)
The more I look at this model the more I think I should make tooling so I can do EDF of 15 Lbs Turbine RC models of this 162....
revell 1/32 HE 162 by Theunis van Vuuren, on Flickr
Theuns
Made prety good progress on the 190. I was expecting an issue with the wing fit after being by smeosky gave me a heads up on his build. The left wing had a small gap and did need some filling. The right wing was another matter. I am not sure if i had not sanded down the resin wheel wells enough, but the leading edge did not come together for the last inch to the fuselage. But if it had, it would have left a big step. So i filled the leading edge and the gap between wing and fuselage.
And then onto the paint job. As with the 72nd kit, i did RLM 76 underneath and 83/75 on top. I used the smaller kit as my main paint guide to try and get as close a match as possable.
One other issue with the join between tail and fusleage. This needed several attempts at filling and sanding utill i was happy enough.
Decals up next, more soon.
Theuns Exelent finish on the 262, nice and clean :-) I got the 162 fuselage joined and now the part I hate the most....filling and sanding :-( Theuns
Exelent finish on the 262, nice and clean :-)
I got the 162 fuselage joined and now the part I hate the most....filling and sanding :-(
I am with you there Theuns. Good luck.
Chad that turned out great!! Love it!!
Crown the 162 innards are looking the treat!!
On my bench: Academy 1/35 UH-60L Black Hawk
Great finish Chad, nice to see another one of these.
Chad, really nice work on that 262
I too don't think I've seen that particular nose arrangement.
regards,
Jack
That is a Beautiful job on a unique me 262 !
Nick.
I’m calling this one finished. It was a pleasant build and the only fit issue revolved around the engine covers and their attachment points to the wing. Other than that, I really enjoyed this project. Thank you for looking!
Awesome job
I'm just taking it one GB at a time.
That front office looks great!
Really nice pit Theuns! Fantastic work!
-Andy
Cockpit done, ready to button of the fuse.
. by Theunis van Vuuren, on Flickr
Revell 1/32 HE 162 by Theunis van Vuuren, on Flickr
Pitty most of the nice nose wheel detail will not be visable :-(
thanks keep me posted on the next gb.
crown - I finally got you added to the front page. I apologize for the delay. The build turned out beautiful! Love the paint work. Thanks for joining!
Thank you smeosky I use a clear gloss coat 1st then tamiya Acrylic so the clean up of the wash is Easier if not it will be hard to. cllean up on a flat paint surface I hope that makes sense I don’t have my reading glasses
Nick, that Pfeil looks incredible! The rlm 83/84 combo is perfect. I loved building mine a few years ago. I really really had to weight that nose down! Didn't put enough in and had to shove a few heavy gauge brass wires in the nose before putting the nose nacelle and prop on! You mentioned using tamiya washes for weathering. Did you encounter any issues since your paint layer was enamel? I've been curious for years how to execute pin washes if one uses model master or humbrol enamels
Thank you silentbob33 a few little things the wind shield needed to be widened a bit the landing gear Struts a bit fussy and I didn’t like the decals but all Else is a lot of fun would build another
thank you taxtp,theuns, simpilot34,mm and jack. I used model masters enamels with tamiya black wash. I did some exhaust stains since the plane was so new in the war I shouldnt weather it to much. but after watching raiders of the lost ark it bit me to finish it. now i can work on my 58 chevy and gloster meteor f.1 on the raf gb.
Crown that turned out great!! Outstanding work!!
Great work all round guys!!!
I bought one at a flea market that was all there, but don't know whether I'll have enough time to get in on this one. It's Revell's Messerschmitt P 1099 B/1.
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