The Fw 190A-9 of Siegfried Baer, 5.Staffel, II./JG301, in Detail....

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I'm a bit surprised you fitted the screens at this stage; I normally install, then fit clear sheet screens at the last minute. I find it much easier, especially with my knackered hands!
 
....or if it's like the Mossies gunsight, the whole cuccumber was in clear plastic...before I got the Tamiya tape the way I wanted it, I'd used up a whole load of @#$%$#@^^%$#!
 
Ok!!.....she is finished!...been working on it over the past 3 days without incurring the wrath of THE Boss lady....!

Have sent some good size shots direct to Erich, for the first look...and he is pleased!:D :D

...but you guys can wait just a little longer for the BIG shots...here are some closeups to start with...:D

Lower antennas fitted, step, Cannons and undercarriage in place, Front canopy and gunsight.
 

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I'm in a heaven.....:D But could you tell me Wayne why the antenna wire is drooped? I thought short-nose Wurgers had the special mechanizm for the antenna wire stretching when the cockpit conopy was slided back.
 
what plans do you have for it wayne ?

will you enter it into any comps ? because if you do the rest may as well go home

I'm sure I will put in the 2009 comps....


I'm in a heaven.....:D But could you tell me Wayne why the antenna wire is drooped? I thought short-nose Wurgers had the special mechanizm for the antenna wire stretching when the cockpit conopy was slided back.

I wish that were true!...but late bulged canopy Wurgers didn't have the same mechanism to keep the wire taught....check out page 2 of the PDF, there is a pic where you can see the slack wiring...most pics it is real difficult to see.


Let me tell you I broke 2 sets of stretched sprue trying to get it right and the short lead into the fuselage twisted slightly when I applied the tiny drop of glue to fix it, so it is sitting out at an angle rather than sort of straight down, but I ain't gonna touch it now!!...in an attempt to improve it..it is just to delicate to touch...
 

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I wish that were true!...but late bulged canopy Wurgers didn't have the same mechanism to keep the wire taught....check out page 2 of the PDF, there is a pic where you can see the slack wiring...most pics it is real difficult to see.


Let me tell you I broke 2 sets of stretched sprue trying to get it right and the short lead into the fuselage twisted slightly when I applied the tiny drop of glue to fix it, so it is sitting out at an angle rather than sort of straight down, but I ain't gonna touch it now!!...in an attempt to improve it..it is just to delicate to touch...

THX Wayne.:D Now it is clearly visible.But the effect is really nice.What kind of sprue did you use?
 

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