1st PLACE INTERMEDIATE: Bf109E-1 Jg54 Yellow 10 Battle of Britain Group Build

[T Bolt]

Bf109E-1 Jg54 Yellow 10 Battle of Britain Group Build

User name: T Bolt
Name: Glenn
Category: 2, Intermediate
Kit: Tamiya 1/48 Bf-109E-3
Scale: 1/48th.
Modifications: The Tamiya Bf109E-3 will be modified to make it a BF109E-1. Scratch built seat cushion & harness.
Accessories: Aero Master Decals, True Details resin wheels and a Squadron vacuformed canopy

Here are the official six pictures plus four extra. This camouflage scheme stretched my airbrush skills to the limit. I hope you guys like the results.

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Excellent job Glenn!!! That is spectacular!!!

[imalko]

Couldn't agree more Aaron. Great work Glenn.

[Vic Balshaw]

Spectacular Glenn, with both 109's running neck and neck, I knew you'd make it

[Wurger]

Another brilliant job Glenn.

[ozhawk40]

Brilliant!

[rochie]

superb job Glenn

[Gnomey]

Nicely done!

[N4521U]

Like them?, it's a bitchin piece!

[Airframes]

Superb job Glenn, especially with that tricky cammo pattern.

[Crimea_River]

Turned out great!

[Wayne Little]

Definitely turned out great!

[lesofprimus]

Love it, absolutely love it Glenn, one of my all time favorite camo patterns... U did it great justice man...

[javlin]

This by far out of the three builds takes the cake Sir.

but I might add Glenn though in the future to maybe tone down staining for the gunports.I find myself looking at them when it should be the whole model less suttle;different color or dirty up the background more?Not trying to be to critical just an ob.Kevin Cheers

[T Bolt]

Thanks guys I appreciate the feedback.

but I might add Glenn though in the future to maybe tone down staining for the gunports.I find myself looking at them when it should be the whole model less suttle;different color or dirty up the background more?Not trying to be to critical just an ob.Kevin Cheers

The staining did turn out a little heavier than I had intended. In the past the pastels seemed to fade by a factor of 50% when I sealed them with Dullcoat so this time I applied them a little heavier so naturally they didn't fade. Oh well I'll just say that at the height of the battle the mechanics were to busy patching holes and keeping them flying than cleaning them up.