Galland's Bf 109E-4 1/32 scale

[Gerry]

2nd lot

[Gerry]

And for my next trick...

[Wurger]

Looking quite good. Keep working on.

[Airframes]

Agree with Wojtek.

[woody]

Gerry some fantastic work, i havent used any resin stuff yet iam scared to if it takes super glue but anyways i sprayed Tamiya XF 22 and polly scale which the colors are a bit differnt but the ModelMaster color was way differnt so its anybody guess here is a pic.

[Gerry]

Thanks, Wurger and Terry. Woody thanks for the shots. Yes, I can see the difference. The Polly Scale seems to have a tad more khaki/brown in it. Resin, I found to be very brittle and unforgiving of mistakes. However, the level and delicacy of detail is amazing. As for superglue, it's actually my preferred adhesive in most cases, provided you're fairly positive in positioning. Even then, even with liquid superglue, there's still a window of a couple of seconds for nudging.

[Wayne Little]

Looking good mate!

[Crimea_River]

Fantastic work Gerry!

[BikerBabe]

Looking great there. Love your work so far.

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Excellent work Gerry!

[conkerking]

Looking great!

[Lucky13]

Looking great mate!

[Gerry]

Thanks to Wayne, Crimea River, Maria, Aaron, Conkerking and Lucky13who have replied since my last post. Your comments are all very inspiring. I'm, at present, painting the cockpit and when I'm happy with it or finish it to the best of my ability I will post pictures.

Wayne I tried a mix of RLM 02 to your formula and with a slight tweak (grey rather than white) it seems very close to my printed references, so thanks for that. Will try to post a 'control' photo of a swatch against a reference next time.

[woody]

Gerry cant wait to see the cockpit.

[Loiner]

Looking good.
The internal detail in the Aries set is impressive, and good work getting it to fit snuggly.