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About LinkBacksHere is an Me-109G captured by US forces, probably in North Africa, 1942. This is a very old Airfix kit in 1/72. I found all of the parts in my parts drawer.
Ed
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Here is an Me-109G captured by US forces, probably in North Africa, 1942. This is a very old Airfix kit in 1/72. I found all of the parts in my parts drawer.
Ed
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Good one Ed - I remember that kit from the 1960s !
Very nice once again!
Nice work Ed!
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Nice work. I'm gonna do an FW 190 in the Captured GB and by the looks of yours I had my suspicions that all the small markings were painted over. Can't imagine they took the time to replace them in english.
Ypu got a truckload of planes there in the background mate.
Planes are so simple....... damned helicopter builds!
nice one Ed
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That looks great Ed.
I've always liked captured aircraft with non-native markings...
Excellent work!!
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