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Old 24-01-2008   #11 (permalink)
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The level of detail, as with all your armour models is stunning. I'm looking forward to watching this go together!
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Does this kit have lots of removable panels with interior detail?

Looks excellent so far - seeing that seat in the cockpit reminds one just how small the little ME109 was too.
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Hello guys and girl! Thanks for your nice comments!!

This model has no removable panels,but I'm going to make some planes from Halinski and they really have a lot of internal details such as engine bomb wells etc etc.
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Made the side panels


The left panel installed


Then I put on the first skin


And started the preparation for the front part with the guns
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very nice work so far as usual! progressing nicely
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Thanks Richard!

I did some skinning today.The front segment with the guns and the segment rear of the cockpit.
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Another part of the fuselage is in place


I also did the internal framing of the wings
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Paint is something I have problems with because of my colorblindness.....
Here is my solution

This is 2 liters of paint......I need a teaspoon

So over to the plane!
Dryfitting the part after shaping, and I made some connection strips on the inside of each section to be sure it stayed together.


The cover under the cowling


I also made some new machineguns with a barrel this time


I also skinned the centerpart of the wings.
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The spinner


And the last section of the fuselage
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This is unbelievable-I'm ashamed that I use plastic for my 109's! Truly inspired as I now go to the workbench. Great job!!!!
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