discussion FW190 Josef Priller Jg26 1/48 Dragon

[Guest]

I struggled to finish this ill fitting kit and it was real close to the bin several times. Lots of filler and tedious rescribing . Do'nt remember the last Fw Dragon kit I built being such a struggle but that was several years ago now. I left it mostly unweathered for a change, just wanted a cleaner simpler finish on this one. Model master enamels and Testors Dullcote finished it out. cheers Trey


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[Guest]

I love the 190....and this one looks magnificent Trey


Very nice work!

 

[Guest]

You may have struggled but it has turned out a cracker

 

[john i am]

Great looking 190 Trey well done mate

 

[stona]

Lovely 190 there Trey, and no sign of the battle you had with it. I like the clean look too, it's hard to imagine Priller's preferred mount looking a mess, I'm sure he had 'people' to make sure it didn't


Cheers


Steve

 

[Guest]

This is a very nicely built and finished model. I would love to have that in my cabinet.

 

[papa 695]

Great work Trey no sign of a struggle with this one just goes to show how good a build it is

 

[Guest]

Looks great, Trey - no sign of the build problems.

 

[PhilJ]

Thats really very nice Trey, I had trouble with my 262 it was a pig at times but they do turn into very nice looking models I reckon.


You've certainly done a cracking job!


Cheers


Phil

 

[Guest]

Outstanding work! I love your work in here! Well built and paint!

 

[flyjoe180]

Great job Trey, that is superb looking depsite the apparent issues you had with the kit.

 

[Robert1968]

You have definatly turned the bad into the very awesome and really good looking FW190


Nice clean and crisp finish


Great build and finish


Regards


Robert

 

[geegad]

Looks superb love the colour really pops

 

[Guest]

Another cracker from your workbench, Trey......well done, mate!!!


How does the work at your big Ta-152?