Tolga ULGUR

The engine was placed inside the cowling

Thanks a lot Dennis

Me too

Thanks Gilles

Thanks a lot Matt, appreciated

I'm glad it worked for you Mike

I think our lawyers will reach an agreement without a trial. Your wellcome Mike, I'm glad it worked for you

Definitely..

Engine is ready;

I will try

Thanks Andy Actually, I have a two blades early Spitfire in mind right now.

I can't restrain myself. Is the club still open for the new additional projects?

After some more research, I decided to continue with the colors in this scheme. Those who object to this, please make yourself known before the groom kisses the bride.

Some progress on the engine

Hello Houston I need to clarify the scheme of this 109. My reference when I started was Eduard. And accordingly the upper surfaces were RLM70/71/02. However, when I researched a little more, I came across different comments. For example Montex recommends RLM 02/71/63. AZ models also recommend the same colors Hussar recommends RLM02/71/65 I'm a little confused in this situation. In the reference picture, the separation line between the upper and lower surfaces is not visible in the light colored part. So it is RLM65? Your opinions and comments are welcome.

More than fantastic

Well, While P-47 is doing its mental preparation before Alclad, I am also working on cowling and engine.

I agree Max Soft Revell's plastic causes problems especially with thin and small parts. Unwanted elasticity is the worst. For example, the Ju-88 antenna mast can resemble a stretched bow . The AM products you will use look nice. I watch with interest

Upper surfaces; First step RLM71 from Gunze.

The surfaces look very nice, very appetizing

Test fitting of the cockpit

Thanks Gilles

I used Gunze's H52 Acrylic Olibe drab. But by creating different intonations

Thanks Jens That's what you're talking about, right?

I built White 21 a few years ago. Note the old style big wheels. If you are considering building this, I am attaching my article with a reference photo. Happy modelling https://www.largescaleplanes.com/articles/article.php?aid=3627