Kaireckstadt

Great start of an unique model. Will follow your build closely!

Thank you all for your feedback and sorry for the late reply. I’ve been at the 41st celebration of my Highschool exam (41st because of the Covid-restrictions last year) in my hometown in northern Germany. I will continue with the build next week.

Awesome work as usual Oliver!

Great build Peter! This is a perfect build of an iconic car. I’m curious to see the next car you build.

Copy Rob: Great job Marc! Will be an awesome build in the end!

Great looking figured Gary. The stripping and starting the paintjob again fully paid off!

Very nice and smooth paintjob Phil!

Great start done by the chief restorer Peter 😉. Will follow your build closely!

Thank you all for your feedback! Small update: today I finished the black stripes inside the intakes. Again lots of masking but now it’s finished. This is how the real thing looks like: And my work: Masking… And painting finished: With this finished I can now go on with the assembly of the mid fuselage section.

Unbelievable misfit but your surgery will work for sure!

Thank you all for your feedback ! I hope that you have as much fun with the set as I have Mark. After some absence I found some time to continue my build. I finished the main landing gear legs and the painting of all intake parts after removing several visible sink-marks on them (thank you Italeri! 🤬). Next step will be the painting of the black edges and assembly of the intakes.

The improvement of the cowl-flaps really pays off and the camo scheme turns out very nice. With this size it’s essential that you can paint the wings and fuselage separately. Made the same experience when painting my HK Lancaster.

Great work on the GT Peter! Can’t wait to see it cross the finish-line!

Great work so far Bill. I’ve also used Future as „decal glue“ and it works well.

Perfect work Mark! Can’t wait to see the progress on your build!

I will follow your build in the first row Gary!

Copy Peter Mark! Your progress will lead to an awesome model!

Great progress Carl! This will be a beauty in the end.

Great progress Gary and I wiil for sure try your tipp for attaching PE-parts with Extra-Thin cement. I used Contacta Clear from Revell so far to do the same job.

Thank you all for your feedback. I was able to keep my wallet shut, Kevin. Wasn’t easy but it worked 😉. I have finished the wheel wells now including the integration of the big currency cables which will run through the tires into the baseplate later on. Everything you see is just painted. No extra wiring this time. The wash picking out the details of the wheel-wells was done with oil-colors. Next will be the main landing-gear legs.

Copy Peter, Gary: the tools look amazing!

Wow Mark, now you are close to the end of the amazing upper splinter camo-scheme. I love it!

Awesome PE-work Gary! The looking for the itty-bitty-parts on the carpet paid off 😉. Can’t wait for the next update!

Thank you for your feedback! I didn’t have much time for the bench last week because I was at a model fair. Have only painted and weathered the main gear wheel wells:

Great progress Mark! You’re coming closer to the end. This will be awesome when finished!