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That is really amazing. Really love the the overall look.

Okay Guys, I tried your techniques and they worked extremely well. I had two 3 piece canopies and they all came out very well. Thanks again for the tips, I really appreciate your help. Cheers!

BTW George, if I'm not mistaken, the E models in NA where painted in Italian colors.

Those are very informative suggestions, thank you very much. You guys are awesome. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain how you this. I will try it this week-end and post my results during the week. Thanks again.

Hi everyone. I know there have been many questions regarding Future and how to use it on canopies. I fully understand the procedure but I do have a issue that I have never been able to understand. Why do I always have a spot or area that fogs after the Future has dried? I polish the canopies to remove fine scratches, I clean the part thoroughly and dip it it in the wax (acrylic), let it dry and come back to it the next day. Sure enough there is always a spot or area somewhere that has fogged. Why? I have about a 30% success rate with future and cannot figure out why. Can someone help out here? Thanks!

Wow Mark, you did an excellent job on the 109! Thanks for the tips on how you went about detailing this area. I bookmarked it and will use it as reference. Great work!

Thanks for the suggestion. Are they as thick as the Hasegawa ones? 0.040 inch. I want to detail the inside of the framing and don't want the thing to look awkwardly thick.

Thanks Adam, but at $48.00 shipping to Canada, I'll pass.

Thanks Mark. I'll look into it.

Hello folks. Does anyone make a Erla canopy replacement for the Hasegawa Bf 109G-14 kit? I've searched here and on google but found nothing. Thanks!

Thanks Mark, maybe I can find at least a color profile from someone.

Wow, great photos. These are going to be a great help. Obviously, Hasegawa got their interpretation wrong.

Yes thank you. He definitely did a great job and it certainly looks great

Hello Everyone. I'm currently building Hasegawa's Bf109G and have serious doubts about Barkhorn's camo scheme as proposed in the instructions. Could anyone direct me to more accurate camo scheme for this aircraft? I've managed to find a couple of pics but the photos are sort of grainy and incomplete regarding at least for the profile, making the interpretation kindda hard. Thanks.

Thanks guys. I downloaded Fusion 360 but apparently my graphics card is not good enough for the software. Will need to update...