GB-65 1/32 Me262 - No Propellers

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Good stuff Don. I once painted those suckers on a 1:72 Revell Me 262, with a fine tip brush, enamel paint, and a shiteload of patience. Actually turned out pretty good.
 
No need...the additives and printer head cleaners and glues I work with every day are more than enough...

Found some old pics of the cockpit, from 2013. Not as crisp as I remembered it, but, as always, looked alot better in real life.
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Cheers Don. Note colours were based on photographs from Kenneth A. Merrick's book 'German Aircraft Interiors 1939-45' and that not all instruments on the original subject had the Gelb (Yellow) and Rot (Red) surrounds.
 
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Can't remember off hand which the book photos were based on, I suspect the Deutsches Technisches Museum example in Munich. Must check that out tomorrow.
 
Well I guess an update is in order.

Cockpit work.

I used t he Kits world Luftwaffe seatbelt set. I don't like them as much as I do Quinta but I like them better than any PE set I've seen, just my opinion
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Circuit breaker panel
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Wing lowers I was concerned about the attachment but it was well engendered it would seem. Tight fit and the under side is covered by the engines.

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started the multi color painting of the engines, Revell supplied both engines but no open panels so if I don't need to (don't think I will) I'll just do the intake and exhaust.
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So I'm hopping around a bit but moving on.
 
Agreed. Coming along nicely Don.

Let me know if you need any detail photos or info BTW, got 2 great reference books on the Me 262.
 

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