AlanG's 1/32 Revell Bf109 G6/R6 from 3./JG300

[AlanG]

Well i fitted the Erla masks and painted the RLM 74. I think it looks fabby if you don't mind me saying so lol.

Made a little boo boo as i forgot to 'un-tack' some masking tape and so it has pulled off a little bit of paint here and there. But it's nothing that a quick spray cannot remedy. Once that is done it's time for the mottling and then the black underside.

[Guest]

Not a great wingy person, Alan, but have had read through from the start.
Lots of interesting technics, thought those seatbelts were very realistic, but hard to do.
You've put a lot of effort into this and it shows.

[AlanG]

Cheers John. Taken some effort and lots of money in the swear jar but it's worth it

[flyjoe180]

Looking good Alan, unique camouflage pattern, haven't seen that before.

[AlanG]

Certainly is Joe. I never knew about this paint scheme until i looked into building this aircraft.

[AlanG]

Done the mottling tonight. Think i finally have the hang of the Xtracrylix paints. First two photos show just the RLM 75 (grey) added. The second two show the RLM 74 (green) added.

Think it's come out alright. What you guys think?

[BattleshipBob]

Very nice Al!!

[AlanG]

Cheers Bob. It's taken a while to get to this stage but i'm on the home stretch now.

[Mickc1440]

Never heard of those masks before but they look very good.

[AlanG]

Never heard of those masks before but they look very good.

I'm using Montex masks for the national insignia's and numbers. For the Erla scheme i'm using a company called Pmask.

Both have been great to use.

[AlanG]

Removed the masks tonight because i need to overspray some of the national markings. A couple of bits to touch up but all in all i am very impressed with the results. And not a jot of silvering in sight

[Guest]

That is looking sharp Al .Very effective indeed.

[flyjoe180]

Looking good Alan, the mottle is very nicely done

[Si Benson]

I’m liking that a lot Al.....very nice indeed :thumb2:

[Steven000]

Lovely Alan :thumb2: :thumb2::thumb2:
Cheers
Steven