Dragons Bf 110 piece by piece

[Pitbiker]

Hey folks,

 

Here my Waffenbug of the Bf 110

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Pressure bottles and cabling

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Weapons coverage

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Probe adjustment

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Openings in the rear are 2mm too high

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Ready to Painting

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I hope you like it

 

Pitbiker

[Firecaptain]

Absolutely SUPER!

 

I really enjoy seeing step by step works in progress, so many go right to the final chapter and just post the finished product.

 

PLEASE keep the step by step progress pics and commentary coming, they are much appeciated and helpful to us not yet starting our builds!

 

 

 

Did you use a "beading tool" (rivet tool) on the rear bulkhead?

 

 

 

 

Thanks!

[mattlow]

Very nice work.

 

Weird that Dragon chose to keep the nosecone in one piece..?...looks like you've done a nice job of seperating it. Look forward to seeing more.

 

Matt

[Pitbiker]

Yes, I used a Beading Toolum add the riveting series.

 

Next comes the weapons Doppellafette MG-FF and the MG-15 of Rückwärtsbewaffung

 

My Reference material is: Messerschmitt Bf110C Lehrbildreihe No. 25, arming, 102 Abb. von

 

http://www.luftfahrt-archiv-hafner.de/

 

and the super book by John Vasco

 

Messerschmitt Bf110 C, D & D

 

Until the next update

Pitbiker

[SeanH]

That looks really nice Pitbiker. I am really looking forward to seeing it painted. All of the wiring details that you added are going to make it look nice.

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The heads of the drum trigger formedly with hot wax.

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It is a pity this what one hardly sees of MG FF after the installation.

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And one more

[Firecaptain]

Keep 'em coming!

 

Do you have pics of the prototype that you are working from on those triggers?

 

 

Thanks