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And some sunset pictures.

Happy days are here again !..... I can guarantee that your vote matters, and /or the ballots will be counted correctly and in a timely fashion, however I have another Airfix's 109 laying around and to build another G seems to be somewhat boring. Therefore I am reaching out to the LSP masses to hear the voice of my people. OK, seriously , what do you guys think is more desirable, "brutalisiert" 109, or "brutalizovaná" 109? Let me know...ahem...Yes, You can. Cheers Martin

Just as was getting excited I’ve noticed the gnarly overspray on the inner cooling flap. Duh 🙄 Martin , but it’s all good now

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A quick almost out of the box build. Model Monkey spinner( intended for Trumpeter) , Airscale seatbelts and cockpit bits, Bob’s buckles tubing and the rest was in the box. Paint is ATOM acrylic from Ammo. glamor pictures taken under a bright prairie sun. So artsy

Cute Nazi Aeroplane... that sounds utterly wrong, but I just can't help myself SNOOPYSCHMITT

Thank you guys. The pleasure is mine. Antenna is on, canopy too. I will stretch the filament tomorrow, after everything sets 100% Using an old canvas as a base. Coated with an automotive grey primer and semi flat black paint, straight out of the rattle cans, While wet I powdering with static grass and then used junky acrylic paint to give it dept and tonal variation. We are all ready for some outside glamor shots. Tomorrow is sunset at 17:00. .......now we wait. Was I rushing ? Yes. Konrad from Kingfisher is waiting and frankly, there is also another Airfix to be built, with the level of care that it deserves. Thank you everyone for your support and positivity, this build was not supposed to happen, I just wanted to check for myself if the dreaded wing twist is a fatal flaw. It is not. This kit has some kinks and falls behind the Airfix's Spit. Mk.IX , however it is miles ahead of the Trumpeter's aging fleet of 109s. Could I go to more detail ?, yes. Don't be mad, maybe next time. Hopefully you have enjoyed the ride and my sloppy assembly helped you to decide what would be the best why to approach this kit, best for you. Cheers Martin