Couple of Blips there Andy, but a damn good job mate on a real tough pattern....!
**** DONE: GB-58 1/48 Messerschmitt Bf110G-4 - Night Fighters all Eras
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fubar57
General
Agree with that Wayne
Great work so far Andy!
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks again all.
So this time, the decals were printed on clear paper and they went on OK. Oddly, the yellow B mask came out wider than the black surround. But I remember now that I stretched the mask file a tad to square up the B but I must have forgot to do the same to the decal. Aw heck, it'll do. The 9X and W. Nr. came out OK though. Oh, God look at those spiders.....maybe I'll go over this stuff with the 76 a bit.
Finally, the victory tally. Remarkably, I had an old Eduard decal that suited the style right down to the 9 RAF and 1 Soviet kills per the actual bird. However the strike-throughs are not there but I can live with that.
So I may get this model done after all. Will need to get some steady hours in so we'll see how it goes.
So this time, the decals were printed on clear paper and they went on OK. Oddly, the yellow B mask came out wider than the black surround. But I remember now that I stretched the mask file a tad to square up the B but I must have forgot to do the same to the decal. Aw heck, it'll do. The 9X and W. Nr. came out OK though. Oh, God look at those spiders.....maybe I'll go over this stuff with the 76 a bit.
Finally, the victory tally. Remarkably, I had an old Eduard decal that suited the style right down to the 9 RAF and 1 Soviet kills per the actual bird. However the strike-throughs are not there but I can live with that.
So I may get this model done after all. Will need to get some steady hours in so we'll see how it goes.
Donivanp
Captain
SWEET!!!!!!!!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
All nicely fixed Andy, good stuff. 
fubar57
General
Very nice indeed
A4K
Brigadier General
Well done Andy, and my God, what a squiggle pattern to try and copy...!
As for the decals, you could brush paint the Yellow overlap in 76, and for the strike throughs cut some thin black decal into lengths and apply them over the kill markings.
As for the decals, you could brush paint the Yellow overlap in 76, and for the strike throughs cut some thin black decal into lengths and apply them over the kill markings.
nicely done Andy
Jock Tamson
Senior Airman
I'm with everyone else, amazing work on your 110. Well done 
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Crimea_River
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Thanks everyone.
A4K
yeah Evan there are things I could do but I need to move on and get this puppy done and shelved. Lots of fiddley work left and I don't need more!
A4K
yeah Evan there are things I could do but I need to move on and get this puppy done and shelved. Lots of fiddley work left and I don't need more!
A4K
Brigadier General
No worries Andy, looks great anyway.
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Crimea_River
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Fiddly bits. The beam approach antenna which was moulded into one of the fuselage halves suffered an early mortality (intentional) and needed to be replaced. It looked a bit clunky anyway. Here's how the area looked before I laid my mitts on it:
Holes drilled, small diameter plastic rod posts added, and lead wire glued on to round it all out. Also visible are the antenna for the FuG-25 IFF made of stretched sprue and the kit ladder.
More fiddly stuff forward, all kit parts. There's also been a wash applied - home made mix of pastel powder, water, and dish detergent.
Yet more fiddlies - the mass balances and radio altimeter antennae.
With all that done, a flat coat was applied and the canopy masks peeled off. Happy to see that no paint got on the inside of the glazing through the rear gun opening. A bit of touch-up on some of the frames will be needed.
My mission for today, if I chose to accept it, is to somehow get the radar antennae stuck on. These have minimal attachment details and need to be lined up perfectly which will be a challenge since they are both delicate and unwieldy. Much cursing is anticipated. Hopefully you'll see them stuck on the next time I'm on here. Thanks for watching.
Holes drilled, small diameter plastic rod posts added, and lead wire glued on to round it all out. Also visible are the antenna for the FuG-25 IFF made of stretched sprue and the kit ladder.
More fiddly stuff forward, all kit parts. There's also been a wash applied - home made mix of pastel powder, water, and dish detergent.
Yet more fiddlies - the mass balances and radio altimeter antennae.
With all that done, a flat coat was applied and the canopy masks peeled off. Happy to see that no paint got on the inside of the glazing through the rear gun opening. A bit of touch-up on some of the frames will be needed.
My mission for today, if I chose to accept it, is to somehow get the radar antennae stuck on. These have minimal attachment details and need to be lined up perfectly which will be a challenge since they are both delicate and unwieldy. Much cursing is anticipated. Hopefully you'll see them stuck on the next time I'm on here. Thanks for watching.
Donivanp
Captain
Looks impressive Andy
Kalakan
Airman 1st Class
Nice work my friend 
Looks great so far Andy!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Looks bloody good Andy. 
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