1/72 BF-109G-6 Alfred Grislawski - Heavy Hitters II GB

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Rogi

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Aug 1, 2011
Username:Rogi
First Name: Igor
Category:3
Scale: 1/72
Kit Manufacturer: Hasegawa
Accessories: Custom Decals From Wayne, Airies Engine and Cockpit Detail set.
Model Type: Bf-109G-6
Details: Alfred Grislawski's Bf-109G-6 from JG50

The plan is to cut the canopy, open it up and detail the interior.
Next have the cowlings and the engine showing :)
and to top it off because she Is a heavy hitter, gun pods on the wings, just like the original bird :)

Its been a while modeling so we'll see how it goes, work has kept me busy, but I've got some time in the summer to sneak in a GB :)



BIG Thanks goes out to Wayne for sending me some decals for Grislawski's bird

I'll be using one of these kits and the Airies kit :)
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Some pics from the web,
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overall outline, will probably find a better profile later on:
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It has the gunpods, that's why I assumed it was a "heavy hitter" :) She might be a bit slower than the reg. 109 but packs more punch :)

If it isn't eligible I'll enter the P-39. I have one in the New Guinea theme.
 
I'm closing the thread temporarily. I must talk to other judges about that. Igor, please be patient .
 
Thanks Wurger :)

Just a small start up until now :D :) Getting those resin parts Free :D
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Thanks all :) :D heres some more work yesterday and today, cutting resin is such hard work :D I'm taking it slow and so far it has been going good.

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Both pieces were cut and then re-fined the later pictures didn't come out that great :D
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Both sections of the fuselage cut out so the engine can fit.
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The engine DB-605 cut out from its' resin prison :D
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How you enjoy :)
 
Nice parts and good job cleaning them up. That's not something I've tried as yet.
 

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