GB-58 1/48 Focke Wulf Ta 154 A-1/R1 - Night Fighters all Era

[destrozas]

If it happens how the day is going, how is it going for the moment, today I will start to remove the pieces of the first steps

 

[Wurger]

 

[destrozas]

Step by step

 

[Vic Balshaw]

Getting ready for spray time.

 

[Wurger]

 

[Crimea_River]

Looks like you lost something at top left.

 

[Gnomey]

Nicely done so far!

 

[destrozas]

Looks like you lost something at top left.

that the dice for the clamp that is seen in the bottom left? if so, that clamp is the second clamp I have to keep the floor of the cockpits straight to work on them, that's why it's there.

thanks to all

 

[destrozas]

here the minimum advances

Now the question, I have little information on the ta 154 in my library as far as equipment is concerned, and I would like to see some photo or description of the equipment that the co-pilot was wearing in the lower right front part, as I show in the photo. The lace is dry to be able to focus the position and thus be able to paint it later...

 

[Wurger]

 

[fubar57]

Nice looking interior

 

[Crimea_River]

Sorry but I have nothing of the Funker's office. Maybe use Kalakan's recent Me262B build as a reference.

 

[Vic Balshaw]

Nice bit of detail and sorry can't help, I've nothing on the 154.

 

[fubar57]

Best I could find Sergio, not much help I'm afraid

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Caption says, Radio operator's position in the mock-up

 

[A4K]

I only have this pic of the Ta 154A-1 cockpit, probably not much use for you.
Source: 'German Aircraft Interiors 1935-1945 Vol.1' by Kenneth A. Merrick

 

[Wurger]

Also I suggest getting a look at the thread ...

Focke Wulfs Ta 154

ww2aircraft.net

the source:

Focke-Wulf TA-154 Moskito

Designed as a counter measure to the "Wooden Wonder"/"The Cabinetmaker's cataclysm for the axis" (de Havilland Mosquito), the TA-154 Moskito was also made of wood and could do just under 400mph. General characteristics Crew: two Length: 12.55 m (40 ft 3¼ in) Wingspan: 16.30 m (52 ft 5¼ in) Height...

forum.warthunder.com

Kurt Tank's abortive 'Moskito', the Ta 154, I./NJG 3, Stade

falkeeins.blogspot.com

Focke Wulf Ta 154 - Destination's Journey

The Focke-Wulf Ta 154 Moskito was a twin-engined German night fighter aircraft from late WW2. About 50 production aircraft were completed

www.destinationsjourney.com

 

[rochie]

good start

 

[destrozas]

Best I could find Sergio, not much help I'm afraid

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Caption says, Radio operator's position in the mock-up

I only have this pic of the Ta 154A-1 cockpit, probably not much use for you.
Source: 'German Aircraft Interiors 1935-1945 Vol.1' by Kenneth A. Merrick

Also I suggest getting a look at the thread ...

Focke Wulfs Ta 154

ww2aircraft.net

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the source:

Focke-Wulf TA-154 Moskito

Designed as a counter measure to the "Wooden Wonder"/"The Cabinetmaker's cataclysm for the axis" (de Havilland Mosquito), the TA-154 Moskito was also made of wood and could do just under 400mph. General characteristics Crew: two Length: 12.55 m (40 ft 3¼ in) Wingspan: 16.30 m (52 ft 5¼ in) Height...

forum.warthunder.com

Kurt Tank's abortive 'Moskito', the Ta 154, I./NJG 3, Stade

falkeeins.blogspot.com

Focke Wulf Ta 154 - Destination's Journey

The Focke-Wulf Ta 154 Moskito was a twin-engined German night fighter aircraft from late WW2. About 50 production aircraft were completed

www.destinationsjourney.com

Thank you all 3 for your help. It is difficult to see the position of the gunner/navigator/radio operator... I have looked for paper books for future consultations since today it cannot be... but in the search I found the video of d.s.m. about the detail of the cabin of the A0 version that was identical to the A1/R1 version, which is what I'm going to do... so I have a good reference to work with... when I get home I'll post it to you

 

[destrozas]

video

 

[Wurger]