N4521U
Colonel
What's on The Workbench
- Thread starter Heinz
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fubar57
General
Looking good. Never knew about 10" stripes. I did one with 12" stripes
michael rauls
Tech Sergeant
- 1,679
- Jul 15, 2016
Looks great so far. Of course the fact that it's my favorite subject matter doesn't hurt either.
fubar57
General
Nice one
Crimea_River
Marshal
I agree.
some good builds going on.
Finished work on my model. Attempted to put decals on and they disintegrated or tore apart. 
I am proud of the effort however.
I am proud of the effort however.Attachments
Crimea_River
Marshal
A very beat up looking paint scheme. Good work.
fubar57
General
Beauty
Chip B.
Airman
Now that has seen some heavy service! A very fine job distressing the aircraft!
I would've liked some filler along the leading edge of the wings. But boy, I like the paint & weathering effects you used.
I'm looking forward to seeing more of your projects!
I would've liked some filler along the leading edge of the wings. But boy, I like the paint & weathering effects you used.
I'm looking forward to seeing more of your projects!
fubar57
General
Nice, zipping right along
If I'd have been a bit more on the ball I could've entered this into the MTO group build..........The instructions simply state JG 26 for white 12, which I'm doing, as it turns out after a google search this is the mount of Joachim Müncheberg, the leader of 7./JG26 at Gela Airfield in Sicily during the spring of 1941, and there are a few pics of the unit with some of this plane on Asisbiz. Anyway here is where it's at at the moment, combination of Gunze 70/02 and AK real colors RLM 65 pre '41
Of course I dropped it and busted off the Antenna mast on the tail which broke into 2 pieces of all things........at least I managed to find them both so a bit of touch up there as well
Of course I dropped it and busted off the Antenna mast on the tail which broke into 2 pieces of all things........at least I managed to find them both so a bit of touch up there as well
LOL, and I thought I was bad with the three unstarted models that have been sitting on my shelf for the last year. Your backlog is AWESOME! I have the SMER Clostermann Tempest V kit top of the pile, another SMER kit of a Curtis Hawk 75A3 in French desert markings, and an Airfix Vickers Light tank Mk VIb. What's even funnier is I bought the two SMER kits off a guy who had them on his bench for three years and didn't get round to building them!
