Thanks Tom for the comments

Hola Panzer, que sorpresa encontrarte por aca

Here you can see the radio comprtment finished,

Now I´m going to begin with the panels lines and the rivets. For this I´m goint to use the Trumpeter tool,

Here you can see the first steps,

Hi Daniel

before you had riveted the wings you should have filled the sink marks! .. on my model it was sufficent to sand the wings to get rid of them, but it looks quite heavy on your kit:



all the best

Steffen

Daniel, great job on the build. Can't wait to see the aircraft with all of the aftermarket components!! Keep up the good work

Hi Daniel,

Great job on the riveting. How is the Trumpeter tool to work with? Would you recommend it?

Hi Steffen,

Thanks for your comments, yes you´re correct, I forgot it

Thanks Hermann for your interest in this project

Hi Mike

I´m glad you like the riveting, I would recomend this tools, it´s veru usefull. It have 4 wheels with different size in the rivet space

Well, now I´m going to prepare the fuel tank compartment, I´m going to leave it with the door open,

Well, here I continue with the inspections panels doors,

Here I´d prepared the inside of the panel,

Looks nice. I really like this messerschmitt.

Thanks Anze, I´m glad you like it

Nice attention to the details Dan . Ones which don't see very often .

That´s fine you like it Terry, thanks a lot

Now I´m going to do the same with the 24v panel. In both cases I sanded from the inside in order to sharpen the wall,

Now I´m going to prepare the radietor with PE,

I had aldo put some PE details in the landing gear hole,

After this I had joint the two pieces of the fuselage,

Hi Daniel

do not forget to get rid of the pin marks towards the center of the wing from the gear leg mounts .....



cheers

Steffen

Very impressive Dan ! The PE parts for the wheel wells sure add life to that area more . was there any thinning to do in that area for them to fit ?

Lovin' it, Daniel! I'm enjoying the access panels a lot- I have them for the 190. The radios and things in the rear fuse look really impressive- thanks for posting!

chuk