Crimea_River
Marshal
Up to the usual high standard.
**** DONE: GB-60 1/32 Bf109G-2 / G-4 - Zombie Build (1)(2)
- Thread starter Wayne Little
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- #22
Thanks Guys, after a pretty busy weekend with my Grand daughers 3rd Birthday back to some semblance of order....
Now I have still been modelling just need to get my ducks in a row...
presently showing the Cowl panels attached to the side of the fuselage and where it joins some stretched sprue glued in place to cover up the join as it is not a panel line. Carved out the small nose intakes on the sides of the cowl sections, added the main intake on the Port side and assembled the fuselage halves together too.
Now I have still been modelling just need to get my ducks in a row...
presently showing the Cowl panels attached to the side of the fuselage and where it joins some stretched sprue glued in place to cover up the join as it is not a panel line. Carved out the small nose intakes on the sides of the cowl sections, added the main intake on the Port side and assembled the fuselage halves together too.
very neat and tidy
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Beautifully done Wayne. 
le_steph40
Chief Master Sergeant
Looks great work so far Wayne!
fubar57
General
Cool. Odd that they couldn't have moved that insert up to the panel line in front
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- #30
Without thinking about it....the earlier G-10 with the bulges back to about this point would put the join there with their insert panels using the same base fuselage....I could be wrong though....
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- #31
Some further progress....
The lower cowling insert for the intake in place, the rear cockpit panel added, the wing radiators installed in the upper wing, these need to be fitted nice and straight to avoid alignment issues with the other wing parts. Wing sections glued in place to the fuselage on the spars.
The lower cowling insert for the intake in place, the rear cockpit panel added, the wing radiators installed in the upper wing, these need to be fitted nice and straight to avoid alignment issues with the other wing parts. Wing sections glued in place to the fuselage on the spars.
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Check and recheck..............I like your style.
fubar57
General
Sweet
very nice
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- #38
This will answer your question...
Hasegawa kit is certainly a much easier build and less work with better fit, but I'm enjoying the challenge and it should scrub up well.
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- #39
Some more progress....exhausts drilled out, upper cowl fitted with Guns in place and drilled out. stretched sprue glued along the upper cowl join line as there wasn't one along this line. The line sanded flat and seam line gone...
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