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  10. Vincent
    Pity that the Barracuda covers bolts positions don't align with the kit's ones
  11. Vincent
    the canopies are retained by a MTT classical steel cable and spring assembly, like this : Pilot position : The canopies are hinged as follows. Front canopy has one pin into the windshield, the other pin is retained by the jettisonable middle assembly, like this : The second canopy has its front pin retained by the middle assembly pictured above and the rear pin is inserted into a hole at the base of the rear fairing
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  13. Vincent
    Your 66 looks correct to me. There was no hint of blue whatsoever in RLM66
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  15. Vincent
    Pretty darn good
  16. Vincent
    Very nice !
  17. Vincent
    more likely bare metal
  18. Vincent
    it could be greenish, it could be bright yellow, it could be other colors as well. It was a RLM99 tint varnish. But i have never seen so green as on the modern museum reproduction. You can even buy a fragment here : https://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-German-Wood-Radio-Mount-Fragment-6-Me109G-with-history-/231923815784
  19. Vincent
    Given the time and the fact that it is a prototype, I'd go with RLM02. Focke Wulf never used anodized metal anyways, only Junkers
  20. Vincent
    Hi The base of the belly loop antenna should be unpainted brown bakelite and the loop should be gun blued Vincent
  21. Vincent
    As i said, the molds are still at their place of production and you can bait that the kits will keep coming out. Easy way to pay your debts
  22. Vincent
    They are not really disc push buttons but the end of release lock is raised and serrated :
  23. Vincent
    If I may : the flexible portion should be more in vertical line with the loop, closer to the strut Like this :
  24. Vincent
    Your model your choice indeed. I will just point out that these a/c were operated from muddy forward airbases and their interiors got dirty pretty quickly, in a couple of weeks usually
  25. Vincent
    Perfect !
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  27. Vincent
    Nice but waaay too clean ! V
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