hi there guys normally am a builder of armour but i wanted to do a dio with a crashed plane shot down being passed by armour ( 1/35 ) ino theres no planes in 1/35 but ive read of people using 1/32 as comparable..

i was wondering where abouts did bf 109 k4 serve ? Western front? or Eastern front? would anyone know of a camo scheme that would be easy to do for it...?

cheers in advance

Tony

Hi , you can use 1/32 scale aircraft with your 1/35 armor . There isn't that much in size difference that will be all that noticable . Not not sure if both fronts used that air frame , but the painting of the camo is easy to do .

Well, the Bf 109 K was used on both fronts. However, notice that it is a late war aircraft and should therefore also be with late war armour. So no Pz. I and IIs rumbling past a wrecked Bf 109 K.

Camouflage and markings you can see HERE

Hope this helps - good luck and remeber to share your diorama with us

You might get hooked on those fly-thingies if you are not careful.

1/48 might work better for you. 1/32 Me 109s will take up some space in a diorama. There are more 1/48 aircraft to chose from. You might find something that will fit better.

hey guys n lady

i looked at the links etc and have decided just to go for a shot down k4 just managing to land on a field has anyone got any pics of shot down aircraft that hit a field or anything that would show bullet holes etc..
i want to make the tail fin leaned to the left as of steering but not sure how to stick it back on.. what colour would the interior be of the cockpit?

cheers inavance

tony

Here are some pictures that might help you anthony.
www.taphilo.com/JG26/inthe109.JPG]linkname
www.militaryfactory.com/aircraft/imgs_cockpits/messerschmitt-bf109g10.jpg
Here is a picture of one that was shot down and then moved to a museum: www.taphilo.com/JG26/Me-109-E-3.JPG
This one was shot down and "landed" in a field.
www.taphilo.com/jg26/JG26109e.jpg
Good luck with the Dio