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„Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale

Start to Finish Builds Discuss „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale in the Modeling forums; very good tutorial on how to make the effect of wood, this is noted in the list of my technical ...

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    very good tutorial on how to make the effect of wood, this is noted in the list of my technical improvements thanks for sharing







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    So cool.

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    Hi snokri,
    allready had the privilege to see the outcome of your work in real. Thanks for showing the "how to do it".
    Last edited by fam43; 11-24-2011 at 12:27 PM.
    Good Bye
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    Enough wood!
    let's go back to the "Volksjäger".
    Next were cables and wires. Thin copper and soldering wires were used. This is the main cable of the right side.

    „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale-2jage53.jpg

    The left sidewall is complete. The small decals are leftovers from old Revell kits. The rear cockpit bulkhead is dry fitted.

    „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale-2ccxx52.jpg

    And here comes the right sidewall. The kit parts aren’t too bad here but a new radio was needed anyway.

    „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale-if1hkm.jpg

    The kit part of the instrument panel needed some refinement. The original part was constructed from two panels I used thin plastic sheet for them. The suspension for the rudder pedals was made from U-channel which taper a little at the front end. The pedals are kit items their supports are scratched again.

    „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale-fofwah.jpg

    After painting:
    Some old decals were used on the kits panel. I’m not to contend with the result maybe I will consult the aftermarket for a photo etched part but for now it will do.

    „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale-2mrd3k3.jpg

    The front wheel well:
    I scratched the support for the joy stick and did some refinements. The joystick got metal axes and is moveable in narrow limits. The viewing window is covered with masking tape which will be removed later.

    „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale-29cvp55.jpg

    I intended to use the modified Revi sight of the kit but it jumped from my fingers and wasn’t sighted again. I had to make a new one. Black spruce and plastic sheet were used. The lens was made from clear spruce polished to an apt form.

    „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale-2wo8xfs.jpg

    The colored sight with its wiring:

    „Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale-2119u90.jpg
    Last edited by snokri; 11-24-2011 at 01:00 PM.
    Yours Bernd

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    Wonderful work and detail.

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    excellent job






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    Beautiful ! Superb work !

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    Amazing! What are you using for references to get all those details right?

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    That is outstanding!

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    SWEET!!

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    amazing, looks almost real


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    Wonderful !!!

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    Very well done.

    In the realm of dog fighting, if it's a fair fight... you did something wrong.


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    Ahoy Bernd
    A hardy well done sir, looking very sharp I be watching this with entrest my wife is a Diebetic and takes two shots in the ash can a day she usually gives me a few syringes they sure come in handy with liquid glues and thinned down water base adhesives too. Keep up the work looking superb.

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