**** DONE: GB-60 1/32 Bf109G-2 / G-4 - Zombie Build (1)(2)

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Nice. Those trim tab details are just bizarre.
absolutely, didn't need to make it that awkward.....

first 3 pics show the addition of some more stretched sprue between the forward wing join and lower cowl, the intake was not fixed at that point to make it a little easier to fit and sand and rescribe the panel line.
last 2 pics the 2 lower panels added

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Definitely not a perfect kit, but its an easy fix when you work through it... as I get the first ready for some paint, the second gets moving, the cockpit and tail wheel section for the wheel added , not shown in the first build....
Also added some of the Hasegawa IP decals over the Revell too....

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Thanks for looking in .
Cockpit now installed and fuselage closed up. 5th image down shows some red where a fair bit of scraping and sanding occurred to reduce the interference fit of the upper cowl. Best thing is to remove most of it but I didn't want to weaken the fuselage structure, although a couple of bracing sections of plasticard or sprue would solve that as an alternative.
Cowl guns drilled, installed and upper cowl section in place too.


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