Dr. Frankenstein here! MesserSpit questions.

N4521U said:

Agree but, the point would be for open engine display.

Always watching out for one another......... good man!

Yes but, like Don above, I do need all the motor engine mount stuff.........
and that is why I was looking at the Z.M. kit but I would be chucking a lot of this one inna bin.
Now I will look at the Bf110 to see if engine mounts are the same.
And the Revell Spit as Don suggests.
Lotta research. Thanks guys.

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Donivanp said:

Mr. Bill, doing some further research into the subject I was thinking the older Bf 110G-4 might be a better option to work from.

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You would still need an engine as it only supplies the two side blocks but it can be had at half the cost. Aries has a DB605 for around $30/35US and maybe found in Australian hobby stores. This would afford you the correct cowls and prop hub, could be you may need to fab engine mounts but should be nothing for your skill level.

Just two cents worth.

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