sturmovik

Very interesting thread, and great subject, I'll be following your build with interest.

Hello guys! It's been a while since I uploaded something in here.
This is my first 1:32 109 in a long time, Hasegawa's G-6 with markings for Erich Hartmann's aircraft.

Hello guys! It's been a while since I uploaded something in here.
This is my first 1:32 109 in a long time, Hasegawa's G-6 with markings for Erich Hartmann's aircraft.

Hello guys! It's been a while since I uploaded something in here.
This is my first 1:32 109 in a long time, Hasegawa's G-6 with markings for Erich Hartmann's aircraft.

Hello guys! It's been a while since I uploaded something in here.
This is my first 1:32 109 in a long time, Hasegawa's G-6 with markings for Erich Hartmann's aircraft.

Hasegawa 1/32 model
Eagle cals,
Aires wheels, exhaust & cockpit,
AMUR propeller & scoop,
painting mask homemade,
all colours MRP.
reference:https://www.forcedlandingcollection.se/LWe/LW136-Bf109.html
 

























 

Speaking of a Higher Call, have you listened Sabaton's "No Bullets Fly"? Is about your project: 
 

Hello guys, I come back to this thread with lots of progress to show you:
The gunbay:

The gunbay glued to the nose weight, alongside the nose geat attachment piece at the front of the weight:

Wings glued together:

 
I added an extra weight (not shown) at the front of the cockpit, because I'm not sure if the supplied weight will be enough:

 
Fuselage halves glued together:

 
Airframe completed:

New project incoming!

Hello guys, I had time to make more progress on the Pasta Stuka:
Engine:

Instrument panel with the decal installed:

Wings glued:

Cockpit:

Fuselage with wings dry fitted:

Hello guys, I had time to make more progress on the Pasta Stuka:
Engine:

Instrument panel with the decal installed:

Wings glued:

Cockpit:

Fuselage with wings dry fitted:

Can all the engine panels be opened up on this one? Looks like a good kit to me. How long has this kit been out?

Hello guys, I had time to make more progress on the Pasta Stuka:
Engine:

Instrument panel with the decal installed:

Wings glued:

Cockpit:

Fuselage with wings dry fitted:

Hello guys, I'll be building Italeri's Junkers Ju 87B-2 Picchiatello in 1:48:

Hello guys, I'll be building Italeri's Junkers Ju 87B-2 Picchiatello in 1:48:

Hello guys, I'll be building Italeri's Junkers Ju 87B-2 Picchiatello in 1:48:

Speaking of a Higher Call, have you listened Sabaton's "No Bullets Fly"? Is about your project: 
 

Hello guys, I'll be building Italeri's Junkers Ju 87B-2 Picchiatello in 1:48:

Hello guys, I'll be building Italeri's Junkers Ju 87B-2 Picchiatello in 1:48:

Not a lot of progress over the last week, as I've been filling and smoothing joints, priming and repeating.  I've also been waiting for a set of decals to arrive from England.
 
Here's the model today, after final priming.
 

 

 
I've also been doing a little bit of work on the undercarriage legs, which caused a little more consternation.  The main legs in steps 29 and 30 have two small parts (D7 and D35) to attach which will attach to the upper main u/c doors.  Be careful with these for two reasons.  Firstly the pins on them need to align with more parts (D8) in steps 31 and 32.  The second issue is that part D10 in both steps 29 and 30 need to be attached the same way up on both legs.  Check the drawings in the instructions carefully with these two parts as you can mount them upside down.
 

 
Lastly, the markings I was after arrived yesterday and they look magnificent.  They're from Begemot, a Russian company, and your choice of markings is vast as you have 25 choices.  Here are some.  There are eight more schemes on the back of the first page.
 

 
And the decals themselves:
 

 
Decisions, decisions...... 
 
 
Cheers,
Michael

Here she is. My first completed build for 2020. The Revel kit almost out of the box.
 
The A-8 converted to an A-7 by filling the 3 panels on the fuselage sides and the MW50 access hath on the bottom fuselage . I did not move the engine access panel latches as I did not have clear info on this. The pitot tube was moved inboard as well.
 
Addition limited to brass tubes for the cannon barrels and pitot tube and a few cockpit additions and in the wheel bay.  Propeller weights were printed and added.
 
The markings are those of the A-7 flown by Oberleutnant Otto Kittel at Riga-Skulte in June 1944.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
Enjoy
 
Nick
 
 
 

With the markings on, I began the delicate job of unmasking.  Unfortunately, there were four instances of paint lift and substantial touch up required.  However, the Ansbach Wappen and the famous Green heart went trouble free.

 

 

 
There should have been some very fine lines to split each crown vertically into 3 parts.  But I decided that they would be too fine to portray.
 
Cheers!
 
Gaz

Final update: I finished the 262 yesterday, and took the photos today. Hope you like them:

Dear Fellow modelers
 
Me and My Friend Thiago Caram are planing to make a four handed project.
To build and improve the Fw-190 A-5 from Hobby Boss in 1/18. We have mr. Peter Castle work´s as an inspiriration to this project, by the way he make an impotant contribution to this project, a BIG thank´s to Mr. Peter!!! 
As first act to this project we ask for images and sources for cockpit and landing gear details.
ANY image and original drawing will be helpful.
Thanks in advance and we hope to post Work In Progress pictures soon. Thank you all

Looks great I would do smaller scales but with my old eyes