machine_marty

Looking really nice, keep up the good work

Great start. Sold mine a few years back and regretting doing so more and more now :| ho hum Keep up the excellent work

Brilliant, thank you for that. Confirms my suspicions Onto the other side then

Small, and long overdue, update; I've been busy cleaning up a lot of parts, namely the bomb load, bomb bay, engine parts and undercarriage bays/engine nacelles. I decided to glue one pair of bays/nacelles together to check the fit etc. All seems to be ok, but that join line needs careful filling, sanding and rescribing/rivetting. So here below is the outcome of that. Hopefully I've got the lines rescribed in the correct place - i.e I'm assuming the undercarriage doors go back as far as past those bulges at the back..?

Ah yes, not an easy job if I remember correctly..! Good luck with that. Re the glazing, it's not as bad as you think. I assembled mine in stages, using Klear as an adhesive. In all it went together well with no real issues that can't be easily overcome

Looking good Dan, the work you're doing will at least be visible through all that glass, The kit cockpit provides a good basis but there are many improvements that can be made, some of which you're already on with. I used the CMK resin set but it's not much of an improvement over what Revell provide. Keep it up, long way to go

Great choice of kit and subject Ray, looking forward to seeing your progress on this.

Great thread Iain, enjoying this one a lot. Love your solution to the wing issue - very effective without major surgery

Great start, and brilliant to yet another big B25 on here. Looking forward to seeing more

Lovely kit, built this myself. Will dig out a pic sometime. Don't forget to add nose weight - I forgot and it was a royal pain in the arse to add it afterwards

Nice work so far. I've built the Do335 from ZM and concur that the engines build up well - lots of detail and superb fit. Looking forward to seeing more

Yes, I finished this a few years back. It builds up nice but needs a bit of work to bring it up to current standards - riveting the whole airframe being one not so small task that is IMHO essential. I'll dig out a few more pics and post them up here (if you don't mind me taking over your thread )

Thanks Iain, looking forward to this myself. She's going to be big

Now that I can post pics I've added a few of my He-111 interior;

First go at a group build here on LSP. My entry is the rather large HK B-25H Mitchell. I started this late 2018 but it's only just started so suitable for this GB. Looking forward to this - got a few after market items; Eduard Brassin wheels Eduard fabric seatbelts Eduard interior etch I'll post pics as soon as figure out how to Martin