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1/32 Bf 109 G-14, 21st Century Toys (!)

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Hi mates!!!


News from my assembly-line: it's a Bf 109 G-14 in 1/32 scale from "21st Century Toys". And yes, this kit is more toy than model but it's o.k......so we are modellers, what we can get is also built!! ;)


The G-14 was a modified version of the G-6. The modification was a 50-MW installation (methanol-water injection) for short-term increase in output of the engine power.


Colours from Vallejo, Gunze and Revell.


Weathering: washing with diluted oil paint, use of various pastels.


The antenna wire is made of stretchable yarn called "rig that thing" from "Uschi van der Rosten".


Cheers


Stefan:)

 
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That's a cracker zimmo, I've got one of these in my stash.


Scott
 
Very nice, those 21st Century kits can be made into very convincing models.


Cheers


Steve
 
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Great build, love the panel line detail, especially considering its a toy model!
 
Excellent model Stefan.


I've made one of these and as Steve (stona) rightly points out, it is a very nice kit. No offence intended, but far from being a "Toy" it makes up into a very respectable model - as do all the 21st Century 1/32 aircraft. Pity they went bust......


....and, I'm sure Steve would agree. The pilot is probably one of the best around.


Cheers,


Ron
 
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Excellent build and finish, really impressive paintwork Stefan, superb build.
 
Great build Stefan. The 20th Century models really look good considering the are a screw fit.
 
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