Post by uscusn on Mar 30, 2006 2:56:57 GMT -5
Hi guys, gals,
I have here Hase's excellent 48th scale BF-109E, built way back in 99' before I had a digital. It has survived several moves since it's completion. This is the 1st Luftwaffe paint scheme I've ever attempted. Which shows with the mottling effect of the scheme. (I used a cotton swab to apply the mottling).
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Built OOB except for the Aeromaster decals for JG.26. Only goof being that I wasn't familiar with the details back then, shame on me, is I installed the Desert air filter instead of the much smaller intake used in the ETO.
A great kit of a great airplane, Hasegawa did include a fret of PE in the kit. It was quick and easy build and have a couple of more to build in the stash.
I used Aeromaster acrylics, standard 70/71 Splinter scheme over RLM 65 Hellblau. Images taken with an Olympus D-560Z Digital camera. 6 years after the kit was completed. Slowly taking images of completed models that have been built long before I had one. Thanks for looking.
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Chuck
Fly Navy
I have here Hase's excellent 48th scale BF-109E, built way back in 99' before I had a digital. It has survived several moves since it's completion. This is the 1st Luftwaffe paint scheme I've ever attempted. Which shows with the mottling effect of the scheme. (I used a cotton swab to apply the mottling).
Built OOB except for the Aeromaster decals for JG.26. Only goof being that I wasn't familiar with the details back then, shame on me, is I installed the Desert air filter instead of the much smaller intake used in the ETO.
A great kit of a great airplane, Hasegawa did include a fret of PE in the kit. It was quick and easy build and have a couple of more to build in the stash.
I used Aeromaster acrylics, standard 70/71 Splinter scheme over RLM 65 Hellblau. Images taken with an Olympus D-560Z Digital camera. 6 years after the kit was completed. Slowly taking images of completed models that have been built long before I had one. Thanks for looking.
Chuck
Fly Navy
