**** DONE: GB-39 1/72 Bf109E-3 Obfw. J.Arnoldy - Battle for France to Battle of Britain

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Small parts details being added.



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The propeller and spinner in place. Please note the canon muzzle showing. The antenna mast on the right



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Landing wheels finished. Some Aluminium scratches made with Quilt pencil and some red tags made with watercolour pencil



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Landing gear in place



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Note the brake fluid line loop characteristic of the Bf109

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Tail wheel





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A small setback. When I did take out the windshield masking tape I've noticed some flat clear leaked into the windshield's side panels (sorry! No photos).

I'm trying to fix it up by polishing with Tamiya compound putty.

To be continued!
 
It's really looking the part Paulo.
Note:- that's the prop shaft visible in the front of the spinner - the 'Emil' did not have a motor cannon, the Bf109F being the first to mount this weapon.

OOPs!!!!

Thanks for letting me know.
 
Problem solved. Apologies for not having the photo of the damaged windshield but hereto is fixed. I've polished it with Tamiya compound putty medium and fine until removed (or most of it), I then gave it a bth on Future Clear and left to dry overnight.



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Sorry about the bad photography but the arrow shows what was left of the stain



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Same as previous photography remarks



Continuing with the building I glued the parts on the fuselage using white glue.



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Now is time to paint the frames.





To be continued!
 

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