klugi
Airman 1st Class
Looks great!
1/48 FW190A-5 Hans Philipp's "Miinke Pinke'
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Crimea_River
Marshal
A stunner Dave.
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Hope they arrive soon. Really want to check this material out.
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As promised here are a couple of pics of the underside of Minke Pinke.
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Love it.
Lovely work so far!
chris brown
Senior Airman
Great work so far!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Beauty !
That looks rather NICE!
SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
Agree with all !!
Really nice job Dave
Felicidades y saludos cordiales.
SANCER
Really nice job Dave
Felicidades y saludos cordiales.
SANCER
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Thank you all for your comments. I think I am on the right track toward improving my skill level.
I am going to attempt a vignette with this one rather than just pics. I ordered a charge cart and ground crew from Tamiya and I am looking at doing a base for it as well.
JG1 Flew out of Jever Airfield during this period and I have tried to find pictures of the airfield on the net. A couple I have seen seem to show miminal concrete hardstands. It kind of looks like the airfield was mostly grass. i would imagine other than the airstrip, the hangers and areas around them would be concrete?? Thus I am not sure at this point if I should have the aircraft sit on a planking hardstand or concrete hardstand. Thoughts?
I am going to attempt a vignette with this one rather than just pics. I ordered a charge cart and ground crew from Tamiya and I am looking at doing a base for it as well.
JG1 Flew out of Jever Airfield during this period and I have tried to find pictures of the airfield on the net. A couple I have seen seem to show miminal concrete hardstands. It kind of looks like the airfield was mostly grass. i would imagine other than the airstrip, the hangers and areas around them would be concrete?? Thus I am not sure at this point if I should have the aircraft sit on a planking hardstand or concrete hardstand. Thoughts?
fubar57
General
Well........if you have loads of money, you could mount it on a compass swing.
About 30£ from Hannants...Kora Diorama accessories - KORC4806 | Hannants or build your own.
Geo
About 30£ from Hannants...Kora Diorama accessories - KORC4806 | Hannants or build your own.
Geo
le_steph40
Senior Master Sergeant
Great work !!! 
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Ouch!
Geo that compass thinga majiggy is tres expensive. I might just build my own hardstand made of planks with a grass surround.
Geo that compass thinga majiggy is tres expensive. I might just build my own hardstand made of planks with a grass surround.
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Hi guys,
Been a bit tied up with other things as of late. Have been working on some final weathering of the Wurger. Here's a shot of the underside. Used Mig Pigments Gulf war sand, highly thinned to add some dirt to the underside fuselage. Gun staining was done with some thinned Tamiya smoke. Pigments were used on the tires as well.
Been a bit tied up with other things as of late. Have been working on some final weathering of the Wurger. Here's a shot of the underside. Used Mig Pigments Gulf war sand, highly thinned to add some dirt to the underside fuselage. Gun staining was done with some thinned Tamiya smoke. Pigments were used on the tires as well.
chris brown
Senior Airman
Nice weathering. Very convincing.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Indeed.
