Next up… Some more Wurger action. The top IP is a bit of a ‘stick and hope’ as you sandwich the fuselage halves together. Think i got it right after a couple of attempts. Not great for Eduard but the rest was spot on in the office. All PE went well. 
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Looks good. Plenty going on in the office….Comment
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This kit is stunning in its accuracy of fit, an absolute joy! All together now, just waiting to fit the nose cowel and a final section of the cockpit plus the front part of the canopy and then on with some external priming. Wheel bays done and undercarriage painted.Comment
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Russell,
Looking very nice.Comment
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Cheers! So far so good, i’m waiting for my one obligatory error :-)Comment
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Looking very nice. Can you do a canopy open version with this kit ? It would be a shame to cover the 'pit up.Comment
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Coming on very nicely!Comment
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Looking very good.Comment
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Very nice so far!
Cheers StevenComment
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I have resurrected this from the shelf! Decided to crack on. Pleased I did, had one of those days when the AB was behaving; managed to get the Yellow sections done, the RLM underneath and the winter mottling on top. This scheme has a section or two of standard camo on the wings and fuselage so will be doing that next.Comment
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Looking very good! I have a couple of 1/72 profipack kits in the stash. Not plucked up the courage to have a go..... Don't want to ruin it. Need a bit more practice on cheaper wingy things first....
Keep up the good work.
AndrewComment
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ready for some decals! I can’t seem to upload any pics at the moment though.Comment
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Hi Russell
I missed this before. I have built an Eduard Spitfire and that was a nice kit.
Great looking cockpit. Nice paint job. Yellow is not an easy colour to spray.
JimComment
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