1/32 Hasegawa Bf109G-14

[Wurger]

Looking very nice.

 

[T Bolt]

Very sharp Woody.

 

[Airframes]

Agree with all.

 

[woody]

Thanks for the kind words guys the fusealge is sealed up and cockpit installed time for sanding and smoothing out seams, wings wont be installed till afterwards thanks for looking.

 

[Crimea_River]

Looks great Woody. The drybrushed floor panel and seat edges look perfect.

 

[Florence]

Looking good.

 

[woody]

Just wondering which one would be correct to use, one with panel lines around gun troughs or with out TIA.

 

[Wurger]

 

[al49]

Just wondering which one would be correct to use, one with panel lines around gun troughs or with out TIA.

For my model I followed Hase instructions and I used the one on the right but, in the attempt to help you, I checked a few references and I found both of them.
May be it depends on when the bird was built and by whom.
May be you can check here
The 109 Lair- The Online Source for Messerschmitt 109 information
Cheers
Alberto

 

[woody]

Thanks for the nice comments back to work on it last week was bad my second cousin was killed in a single car wreck do to road condition on his way to work tue. Did some work on the drop tank mount i think it looks sorta right also opened up spent shell chutes i might try to add the chutes.

after some drilling and triming plus added couple tubes.

 

[javlin]

You have got some nice work going here Woody.Cheers

 

[Crimea_River]

I agree. Nice work. Sorry about your relative.

 

[woody]

Thanks guys, Ive got more done air intake,bulges,oil cooler and spent shell chutes made from pepsi can.

hope the chutes are some what correct.

 

[Crimea_River]

 

[Wayne Little]

Nice work Woody, sorry to hear about your cousin...

 

[Airframes]

Really sorry to hear the bad news, but very nice work so far.

 

[woody]

Thanks guys, okay i was looking at drop tanks and noticed the point on the rear was flat would that be correct to do for this one or leave the point on this one.

 

[al49]

Thanks guys, okay i was looking at drop tanks and noticed the point on the rear was flat would that be correct to do for this one or leave the point on this one.

Hi,
according to Aero Detail # 5 (page 30, 35, 72 and 73) this shape is correct but it could also be flat or rounded so my suggestion is to look for pictures of the real bird you intend to replicate and the decide.
Cheers
Alberto

PS: here some pictures taken from Aero Detail

 

[Lucky13]

Very nice work mate...!

So sorry to hear about your cousin!

 

[fam43]

Hi woody,
two pics i took in "Flieger Museum Laatzen" near Hannover Germany.