WiP Bf 109 RA
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WiP Bf 109 RA
Here is my last W.i. P: it is a Bf 109 G6 and the intention is to reproduce the subject 4-70 of RA, based at Cerveteri in summer 1943 with half bonnet open, as the airplane is in maintenance phase; the starting kit is the UM one, 1/48 scale, improved by the Aires kit; there is a very nice profile, besides two photos, on the D'Amico-Valentini book, "The Messerschmitt 109 in Italian service 1943-1945"
let me have your opinion
Thanks
Riccardo
let me have your opinion
Thanks
Riccardo
Riccardo Trotta
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Bf 109 UM
Jose
The UM kit has no problem with respect the drawings aof Aerodetail and of Hasegawa book, while in the Hasegawa kit I have, bought several years ago, the fuselage is shorter with respect the drawings; I decided to built the UM lit because it offers the possibility to implement the visible engine dirctly from the box
Riccardo
The UM kit has no problem with respect the drawings aof Aerodetail and of Hasegawa book, while in the Hasegawa kit I have, bought several years ago, the fuselage is shorter with respect the drawings; I decided to built the UM lit because it offers the possibility to implement the visible engine dirctly from the box
Riccardo
Riccardo Trotta
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