JeroenPeters

Good progress! And smooth airbrushing. How is the thinning of the paint with those Revell colours?

Wow... What are the dimensions?

With the inline engine smashed... Must have been one hell of a crash...

I believe James is building this. I'll wake him up

Cool conversion. How many kits do you finish in a year?? Really impressed by the quality and quantity of your work.

What a beast...

Wow... Thanks a million... For the pics and the compliment about the site. It took some elbow grease but it was worth it! New features keep surprising me on a daily basis. I really hope Rick can shed some light on the wings this week. Thanks again. Here's a pic of some detail work taken directly from one of your shots! (Needs some washes etc to blend the wiring in).

Cool! (even though I don't think I'll add them to the build. Neither will i include the spinner and prop... I hope Rick can send me some intel on the upper wing surfaces. Long shot, but... do you by any chance got a chance to shoot those?

Aviattic has a bit of elastic quality so don't pull the backing paper too hard when applying. Just take your time. Also: I would not touch the lozenge with Micro sol until the whole decal is in position. If you know what i mean.

oops... no.

And heat them with a lighter.

Cheers! Your photo's really help a lot!

That oxygen apparatus looks the part! Very nice work so far. One small detail if i may: with a worn weathered interior I would weather and wrinkle the seatbelts a bit more too.

Yup. No more 32nd scale kits from Eduard I'm afraid...

I should, shouldn't I?

On a roll now!! After the washes I'll add a satin coat followed by pencil weathering with light green, white and silver.

Nice! What seatbelts are you using?

Super kit! Great subject. Enjoy!

Saweet! That cockpit is sweet! Could have fooled me into thinking it was 32nd scale.

Holy Cannoli! Impressive scratch skills!!

After Rick sends me some intel I'll know what to do. This is only the first original Luftwaffe layer. At least two layers to follow including markings.

Sweet! For a 72nd scale kit that cockpit is amazing...

More paint!

Welcome Darren! Feel at home and post away!!