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| Instrument panel using the clear part and decals as supplied in the kit. |
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| Test fitting of the pilot in the cockpit. |
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| Cockpit and main fuel tank. |
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| Fire wall seperating the engine compartment from the fuel tank compartment. |
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| Cockpit and rear deck with the radio set and roll bar. |
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| Weathering test. |
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| All subassemblies have a great fit. |
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| Propeller assembly. |
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| Several weathering test. |
very well done and an interesting inside - look into the internal structures. I'll follow this build :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sebastian,
ReplyDeletethanks for your kind comment! I´ll have to check your latest work on your Bismarck!
Bye :-)
Hi Bernd,
ReplyDeletenothing new at the Bismarck front. It is frozen in the "no bock, no future" state. hehe.
Currently working on a M 35 minesweeper hull in between and just for fun. After that I will continue the Bismarck build.
Have fun with your plane, looks outstanding...as always (must be nerve-racking to hear that again and again but it's the truth :D).
This is truly artisan art.
Sebastian
Hi,
ReplyDeleteSometimes one needs a deviation from a large scale project. Bye.