JediPuju
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DreamKnight & Scott have kindly allowed me to post this here so thanks chaps!
I started this kit for the contest, but didnt manage to finish before the deadline.
I totally missed this GB until the other day so as DK says I could have been building "In spirit" at the same time as you guys! So I hope you dont mind the intrusion ....
Here for your viewing displeasure is my Tamiya 1/48 BF-109 E-3. Built out of the box.
Decals were from techmod. Which I must say were very nice, however I found them very thick and no matter how much microsol I poured over em, they didn't want to sit into the fine recessed panel lines. The decals were for Josef 'pips' Priller's "Yellow One"
Colours are most likely off, I just used the colour suggestions in the instructions and applied them based on some pics i saw of this bird on the net.
I wanted it "in-flight" so I modded the gears so they would close, and tried the guide here: http://www.ratomodeling.com/articles/turning_props/ to make a propeller blur.
Plenty of mistakes in there - but Im pretty chuffed with it!
Cheers,
Lee
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I started this kit for the contest, but didnt manage to finish before the deadline.
I totally missed this GB until the other day so as DK says I could have been building "In spirit" at the same time as you guys! So I hope you dont mind the intrusion ....
Here for your viewing displeasure is my Tamiya 1/48 BF-109 E-3. Built out of the box.
Decals were from techmod. Which I must say were very nice, however I found them very thick and no matter how much microsol I poured over em, they didn't want to sit into the fine recessed panel lines. The decals were for Josef 'pips' Priller's "Yellow One"
Colours are most likely off, I just used the colour suggestions in the instructions and applied them based on some pics i saw of this bird on the net.
I wanted it "in-flight" so I modded the gears so they would close, and tried the guide here: http://www.ratomodeling.com/articles/turning_props/ to make a propeller blur.
Plenty of mistakes in there - but Im pretty chuffed with it!
Cheers,
Lee
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