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Impressive skillset Jeroen. Just a quick question, what glue are using for canopy detailing ? And where did you get your lamp, I love it! Cheers Martin

Talking about the dirty tires, check out the muddy mess on the wing. And no it is not directly above the tire. Why? Prop wash. Which means the other wing would have a different splatter pattern.

I spy an über-detailed Volksjager happening in the near future. A quick note, those blisters on the side of the fuselage supposed to represents cloth patches covering access holes. In the real life they were more less smooth.

Here are few pointers to consider: I would say, let us start with the basics. Montex instructions are incorrect. Starting with the contours of camouflage pattern, odd white stripe on the spinner not talking about the type of the prop and spinner combo which wasn't Rotol , but DH type with metal blades. Lastly the Spitfire in question is Mk.VC, not B. Regarding the hype about the farben theme, It reminds me about the story of Croatian Bf-10914AS (back 4), a well documented airframe. for the longest time everyone was going on about a prime example of the late war LW colours (RLM 8XX line), until a color picture surfaced proving the presence of standard grey scheme. So it goes. We can assume that the Beaufighter in the background was in standard desert scheme. OK now, cast your stones guys.

Nice score.

Where did you find it Tony, eBay?

This is so very British. Yuck. mesmerizing process Jeroen. One of a kind .

Lovely build of my favourite plane. Bravo. Cheers Martin

Oh, that sucks she was almost done.

Nice start, the cockpit looks really good. Welcome to the forum. Cheers Martin

He229 group build?

I will soon follow in your footsteps, building Scot's E as well. Did some research, talked to some people, hopefully it will end up somewhat presentable. Thank you for the motivation .

What an amazing news Phil, congratulations. That 1/48 Lancaster was calling my name for a while, then Carl showed up with the 1/32 scale version that somehow ended up on my kitchen table and it is enormous. It is safe to say, that the quarter scale Lanc. is the way to go. Can't wait for your build. Cheers Martin