Martinnfb

Despite the crazy macro pictures, the detail looks amazing and the blood, sweat and swears will pay off at the end. The internal structure does change the overall demeanour of this airframe for sure.

nice shot providing some ideas about the late war camouflage application

Schleger's black 8

Pilsen 45

Late G6 and G14 were basically the same with exception of the meth tank and appropriate filling port. Flying condition , he said

Swiss G-6 were pretty interesting as well

Actions that might seem extreme under normal circumstances are appropriate during adversity !!!

One more for Michel.

dio?

3/JG7 maybe G-6

Just came back after weekend in the mountains and look at this. If I may suggest marking , humbly etc.... , it would be Michel's ticket out of war. OK let me put it this way, Gary asked me if I can pass him some pictures of Hartman's G-14, well it has been a while since I was obsessing with 109s and markings of aces (generally speaking) was never in the centre of my interest. Yet I have realized , I don't have clear/conclusive reference picture shoving G-14. So there. I will sit back and see what magic is going to unravel in this topic. Cheers M.

1/24 A6M2 , Trumpeter

32nd was too big, but when they came out with 1/48, I couldn't help myself

Ta daaaaa

Pretty sweet for short run kit. Thank you for sharing Marine

This is going to be a winner, I really like the level of detail and all of the updates Mike. Very motivational indeed. Cheers Martin

One of these days I have to try foiling as well. It looks like million dollars

Hi Scott, welcome to the forum. Saw your wildcat on LSP, very impressive Cheers Martin

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Lovely detail Peter, all those ugly seam lines are filled perfectly, top notch work

Shading on the seats brigs everything to life , beautiful .

Stunning attention to detail, interesting subject, great display and photography, joy to follow this epic journey with an exceptional result. Bravo!