Italeri 1:72 scale Me 323

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Thank you George for the great pictures, they will come in very handy. The floor boards are painted, there's not much to the fuselage assembly. The frame work I remember from my 321 build does not line up very well. Takes a bit of tweaking. The other I suppose issue with the kit is the clam doors, they can either be glued shut or opened, no hinges provided. I want to be able to do both so I made hinges the same as for the 321. I used Grumbacher oils for the floor boards. After it's dry I'll dirty them up a bit with pastels. It looks like wood but a bit over scale !!





 
Airframes said:
Oh, I thought they were the control stations to keep track of Jan's part-built model collection ................
I wonder what that beast was like to fly - looks like it might have been a bit of a handful.
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According to Hanna Reitsch is was a bit heavy on controls but flew well.
 
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