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Special Hobby 1:32 He100D to He100K


Rick K

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On 9/18/2022 at 11:09 PM, scvrobeson said:

Looks like some spreaders in the fuselage will be needed to get those trenches to close.  Wonder if the floor will be wide enough to solve it?

 

 

 

Matt 

Looks like the floor will spread the wing root area.  Not perfect but clearly an improvement.

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Some work on the pit has been nothing but an interesting journey.  I'm raiding my spares bin for detail.8C0B11D9-F9CB-4CEA-BDCA-7C7F54159C8F_1_1

White stryene strips place to floor instruments.  I seat will be glued to the floor.

 

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30mm cannon cover is an Aires resin for Bf109.  The white rods on seat will be used to guide the harness in position.  The mount in front of the rod is the trim wheel borrowed from an Bf109.

 

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Instrument panel smoothed to accept pe replacement.  The Revell IP is almost identical size as the He100.

 

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Mount tabs are thin stryene strips for the dashboard comb.  There's gonna be plenty of this action through out the fuselage assembly.

 

 

 

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Hey Rick, I posted these some time ago but in case you missed them ...

 

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No starboard cockpit shot  ??? 

 

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This description of the lights appears to indicate that there was a panel with

22 lights on it. That's probably what was on the starboard side of the cockpit.

hth

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3 hours ago, MikeMaben said:

Hey Rick, I posted these some time ago but in case you missed them ...

 

SELlocs.jpg

 

UpXbsdw.jpg

 

Asitg3W.jpg

 

rXW1ROK.jpg

 

No starboard cockpit shot  ??? 

 

7Tkxh9d.jpg

 

This description of the lights appears to indicate that there was a panel with

22 lights on it. That's probably what was on the starboard side of the cockpit.

hth

Thanks so much Mike.  I have those pit images and are helpful.  That line drawing is a gem.

 

What is your source for this?  I have copy of Hood's "He100 Record Breaker".  Some nice reference images and good historical data.  Lacking interior interior shots.

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  • Rick K changed the title to Special Hobby 1:32 He100D to He100K

It's been all about my kids these past 6 months. 

 

Over 120 practices, over 80 games my kids' ice hockey season is finished.  Sometimes at a rink 7 days a week.  Spring season begins in 2 weeks.  My sons high school ice hockey team are Maryland state champions, his travel team 16u A finished the season with a dominate win with their last tournament of the year.  Not to be outdone, my daughter will begin her studies this fall at a DI university (Environmental Geoscience major, Equine studies minor) with a nice merit scholarship $$$.  She also earned a spot on the Women's Ice Hockey team roster, #2 goalie.  Her new team was 1 win away for a slot at Nationals.  But wait there's more!  Daughters' HS Equesterian team participated in Interscholastic Equestrian Association Zones daughter will represent her school at IEA Regionals and with a top 3 finish will qualify for Nationals.

 

To say bench time has been a premium has never been so spot on.  Regardless, I'm a super proud Dad and would not change a thing.

 

Back to my therapy...the bench.

 

Work on the He100 has been nothing short of a MoJo sapping project.  When I get to the point I want to throw this build in the bin, something nice happens and I get a jolt of rejuvenation to keep progressing.

 

Cockpit is all scratch built with an imaginary layout, kinda mimicking a Bf109.  Basic pit work competed  with wires, spare 3D and PE parts.  My prime directive is FICE.

 

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Eduard PE pedals always a joy to bend and shape.

 

The canopy is too wide.  :BANGHEAD2:  You may have heard the screams.

 

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The fuselage is spread with a 1.0mm card.  Sprue Goo is used to fill the gaps.  More fun times! 

 

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Some blending will be required on the windscreen and real bulkhead.  Plastic card and Archer resin decal used for the interior real bulkhead.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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