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***DONE: Bf110D of 9./ ZG 26 MTO 1941 Group Build
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imalko
Chief Master Sergeant
Looking really great Jamie!
Two questions - what did you use for antenna wire and how did you achieved that "dirty" look on the tires?
Two questions - what did you use for antenna wire and how did you achieved that "dirty" look on the tires?
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jamierd
Senior Airman
antenna wire is um the wifes hair couldnt use mine as i got none and the dirty look was in fact a half asleep accident when trying to dry brush some dirt on the tyres lol
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
Looks sweet! 8)
B-17engineer
Colonel
With all these guys GREAT JOB!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Nice work Jamie. Only thing I would say is, on your next model, give a little more attention to the joints in areas such as wing leading edges, the drop tanks and wheels. Once cemented, just give them a light sanding - most of the time, this makes the joint lines disappear. great work though mate, especially considering the long break from modelling.
Now, get the required 'Finished' shots done and posted, well done mate.
Now, get the required 'Finished' shots done and posted, well done mate.
Maximowitz
Tech Sergeant
Very nice! 
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
You'll have to get a new GF Keith - one with the right coloured hair, which doesn't need painting!!
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Bl**dy nice work mate!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Nice work Jamie, love the hair antenna. I was thinking of using knitting elastic next time it's needed
great job Jamie
lesofprimus
Brigadier General
She looks good Jamie....
If I can add something, try adding a small amount of black to each end of ur machine guns to give the apprearance of them being hollowed out...
If I can add something, try adding a small amount of black to each end of ur machine guns to give the apprearance of them being hollowed out...
John Vasco
Senior Airman
Jamie,
Remove the aerial wire going from the cockpit mast to the port fin. That was only there on the 'B' variant and the 'C-1' variant. From the 'C-2' onwards (due to a change in the radio apparatus), there was a single aerial wire going to the top of the starboard fin.
Hope this helps.
John V.
Remove the aerial wire going from the cockpit mast to the port fin. That was only there on the 'B' variant and the 'C-1' variant. From the 'C-2' onwards (due to a change in the radio apparatus), there was a single aerial wire going to the top of the starboard fin.
Hope this helps.
John V.
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jamierd
Senior Airman
many thanks john will get that sorted
