Revell no.04679 1/72 scale Bf 109E-4 ... supplement (1 Viewer)

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There a few pics of the kit parts with a close up view at a few details..
 

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Yep.... but you should have added - iincorrect rivets. Or what would sound better - nails.
 
Crikey! The fuselage looks like the hull of the Titanic, and judging by the ujnderwing bulges, that 'E' must have carried 75mm cannons!! I've just remembered - if it's the same kit, I think I built this back in about 1964 !!
 
Crikey! The fuselage looks like the hull of the Titanic, and judging by the ujnderwing bulges, that 'E' must have carried 75mm cannons!! I've just remembered - if it's the same kit, I think I built this back in about 1964 !!

I've just held a seance and Willi says he doesn't recognise it either! :lol:
 
Yep you are absolutely right guys. The model details look terrible.But I think I can "cure" all of these incorrections with sandpaper and the razor-saw. If I can find some spare time...... of course.
 
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He's got an Me 410 to do first. :notworthy::notworthy::notworthy:
 
Or build it out of the box, paint it in von Werra's colour scheme, and say it's a model of the mock-up used in the movie 'The one that got away'!! Hmm - maybe not, that mock-up wasn't bad really!
 
Might be easier so start out with a block of plastic and a carving knife and use the decals. :lol:


One of Murphy's rules says it is better to start all from the beginning than correcting anything.

There is something in the expression. :lol:
 

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