He 219 1:48 tamiya
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Good job. The kit disappointed me as I expected more from Tamiya. One side of the radar operator's pit was unaccounted for and the wheel wells were nothing but air.
at6
1st Sergeant
Excellent build. I have one waiting in my stash. I'm wondering if I will live long enough to get to it.
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DIOGENIS
Airman
Well, let's not forget its a two decade old kit. I think it is a good base for scratchbuliding. Thx for commentin
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DIOGENIS
Airman
If you manage ti do so, pay attention to the antennas! They have a tendency to break very easily!
fubar57
General
Very nice
Lovely work!
Chip B.
Airman
I like the build!
Great job!
Great job!
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Ron Pearcy
Airman 1st Class
Stunning.
Migrant
Senior Airman
Really nice work on the camo. 
Chip B.
Airman
Indeed. Working on the third repair/reinstall of 4 antennas on my current build.
I can't decide if it speaks of the fragility of the pieces or my ham-fisted approach to modeling. If you ask the pitot, recently resurrected from the bowels of the carpet, you will have the answer...
Should've left it in the carpet.
Chip B.
Airman
Brilliant finish to the build!
I aspire to the results you have achieved, Diogenis -
Think I'll go get some practice...
I aspire to the results you have achieved, Diogenis -
Think I'll go get some practice...
Papa Tango Whiskey
Airman 1st Class
Attention to detail must be your main theme. The washes and all the right shading are evident. I would say I am envious but that would be a sin so I'll just cay I am duly impressed. Grand work!
