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Bf 109 G-14 III/JG 5 (Hasegawa 1/32)


Olve Dybvig

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Nice one Olve!

Check your refernces, i think there were smooth tires on the plane.

Cheers,

Chris

 

Probably, have to check later.

 

Made a small mistake. The MG bulges partly cover the latch (red arrow) I should have seen this one. Have to fix it later. Perhaps draw new one with pencil after painting.

The nobs for the sun-umbrella (green arrow) are not especially needed in Norway and will be removed.

 

109-29.jpg

 

Waiting now for at rivet maker from MDC (they are not exactly fast on delivery those guys)

 

Now I will consentrate on the wings

 

Best from sunny Norway

 

Olve

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Made a small mistake. The MG bulges partly cover the latch (red arrow) I should have seen this one. Have to fix it later.

 

Hi Olve, that latch 'was' partly covered by the bulge. You can leave it that way.

It was uncovered when the cowl was opened.

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So yes Olve, you may need to putty over and re-scribe them, or just pencil them in as you say. The Aires Engine set shows that the placement of the latches by Hasegawa was in almost exactly the same spot, so maybe Hasegawa made the rear boils a little too wide.

HTH,

Steve.

 

Ok..........Duhhhhhh

 

Some paint and stuff in the wheel well. Not quite happy with the finish yet

 

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Olve

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I was using this photo as my reference and assumed (incorrectly) that those bulges were seperate.

 

G6cowl.jpg

 

In any case the latches are as close to the bulge as they could possibly be without being

covered. I've also seen drawings that look as tho the bulge partially covers the latch.

I guess yours are a little too close Olve.

My mistake. :rolleyes:

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  • 3 weeks later...

:D Wow, the riveting turned out nice - it adds a subtle detail to the surface.

 

Did your hand hurt much after the riveting sessions? :D

 

Your build is progressing very well.

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