vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
With above!
Bf 109 D Legion Condor 1:32 scale
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Great job Michael and, hey, take some pictrues at Gatow!
Looks great mate!8)
Maximowitz
Tech Sergeant
Lovely work Michael. 
T Bolt
Colonel
Very nice conversion work!
Tony Hill
Tech Sergeant
Looking great!!
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fam43
Senior Airman
Thanks guys,
There is only little progress because my daughter settles down and there is much heavy work to do. Little time is left for the hobby.
At last I managed to join the fuselage halfes. As I mostly do I don't use aftermarket items and try to improvise my own renditions of the missimg details. There is more fun in it.
There is only little progress because my daughter settles down and there is much heavy work to do. Little time is left for the hobby.
At last I managed to join the fuselage halfes. As I mostly do I don't use aftermarket items and try to improvise my own renditions of the missimg details. There is more fun in it.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Dang Michael, that's prettu impressive!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Very nice work !
Crimea_River
Marshal
I like it!
8)I like it too..!!
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fam43
Senior Airman
There is a little progress: Slats are mounted, new wing roots have been installed and a new primer coat is sprayed on.
The wings are only dryfitted. This will have to do for the next forteen days because I'm absent helping my daugther to get her home ready.
The wings are only dryfitted. This will have to do for the next forteen days because I'm absent helping my daugther to get her home ready.
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Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Excellent Michael. Good luck with the home preparations !
Crimea_River
Marshal
Beauty!
Night Fighter Nut
Master Sergeant
Looking very good.
Loiner
Senior Airman
Excellant progress with the bodywork.
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fam43
Senior Airman
Hi,
first many thanks to you.
I'm back after weeks without nodel building.
Two days ago I opend the cement bottle again and got back to it. "Sigh"!
The wings were cemented in place and ailerons and flaps added.
Primer always is a short run item, because there is the constant need to sand here and there.
The openings for the wing guns have to be changed as I know now from a fellow modeller. The Matchbox ones are MGFF nuzzles. The D-version only had MG 17. which were located one rip nearer to the fudelage. No really challenge altering this.
The panel lines on the belly of the Dora are different from the E. A large bunb had to be sanded of and two new ones added near the wing fuselage junction. The new panels were made from alloy foil.
first many thanks to you.
I'm back after weeks without nodel building.
Two days ago I opend the cement bottle again and got back to it. "Sigh"!
The wings were cemented in place and ailerons and flaps added.
Primer always is a short run item, because there is the constant need to sand here and there.
The openings for the wing guns have to be changed as I know now from a fellow modeller. The Matchbox ones are MGFF nuzzles. The D-version only had MG 17. which were located one rip nearer to the fudelage. No really challenge altering this.
The panel lines on the belly of the Dora are different from the E. A large bunb had to be sanded of and two new ones added near the wing fuselage junction. The new panels were made from alloy foil.
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JohnAnthony
Senior Airman
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- Jul 26, 2010
Wow. That is some impressive scratch-conversion. Bravo!
