Thanks Guys
1/48th Hasagawa Kit with the Mexico AeroMaster Decal sheet.
Finish was Alclad, mostly Polished Aluminum over Tamiya Gloss Black base. The stripes are painted the white is the kit decals for outlining the black stripes.
Thanks again
I have finally completed all 5 models for this build :smiley20:
sorry a little late for the August Deadline
The Special Hobby Blenheim was the Last model
and
Finally
Here are the other 4
AZ Model Hurricane
Tamiya Spitfire
Converted Ju 88A-1
ICM ME109E-3
Fun and quite challenging with the limited run Kits
Cheers
The blenheim is a challenge to say the least.
But moving along
Will not make 31 August for the Group Build , but shooting for 15 October for Region 2 Show
Cheers
Greetings All
Dick Very nice Stuka. I have to say I have never built one( something about that Plane
Here is my last plane for this build. I hope to accomplish by the end of August deadline , but I'm not hopefull
Started components
A little Glue,Lots of sanding sticks and some magic pixie dust(future) and presto. I never want to hear anybody say, just a simple swipe with a sanding stick.
Blenheim moving along..need more sanding sticks
Thanks again
Thanks David
I will supply more details when I have completed all 5 models for this Group build.
I will say it was challenging,but not hopeless. Just shaking out some basic model skills
Cheers
Bill
I have completed the AZ Model 1/72nd Hurricane.
A bit of a challenge ,but what the Heck.
Blenheim looks to be the same type of challenge
Hurricane photos
I couldn't agree with you more.
Threw the glue in the Tamiya box and shook.Out popped the Spit. The AZ just laughed at me.
Good challenge for a modeler.
Thanks Gil
PS enjoy Phoenix.
Nice
Just checking.
I,m afraid personal issues will keep me from Phoenix and the show. SOOOO more effort for Battle of Britain.
Spitfire needs some decent wing walk decals. in mail.
Polish Hurricane and Blenheim are in the bullpen.
Thanks Gil
The oversprayed wing markings are called for on the reference sheet for the 109 from JG51 based in France in August 1940. The reference for this aircraft called for the subdoing of the wing markings with RLM O2. these instructions came from the excellent decal sheet on Battle of Britain from Southern Expo model club in England. They are fantastic decals and great instructions. I posted the 109 profiles earlier.
The little cone like insulators were constructed based on a technique explained to me by Barry Numerick. Take a thick piece of Plastic and a small needle, heat the needle and slowly push it through. The needle cools as it goes through the plastica but retains enough heat to form a small cone on the opposite side. Slice off with a straight razor and the hole is already throgh the cone from the needle. I practiced on about 15 to get 2 good ones.
Cheers
Being a new guy to this Group build posting,am I committing major taboo by posting Build photos ?
Let me know?
Here is my 109 RLM 02 and 65 in -progress
Thanks Guys
My references don not show a lot of "stuff on the top during the B.O.B.
Will probably leave It
Thanks again
PS.. ICM 1/72nd 109 E under way...Great Fathers day action