This was a nice little kit to put together. I was originally going to do it in the box top markings of Werner Molders. But when I opened it and saw the paint scheme for Hapt, Hans Asi Hahn, I just couldn't resist.













I think I may have overdone the weathering just a little bit, as I didn't really plan on it becoming as dark as it did, but Oh well .

Wow.......once again. I am amazed at your talents. Very nice build and wonderful paint job.

Thanks so much for sharing.

Spence

Very nicely done. The paint scheme and your weathering look nearly perfect.

The only issue I have is that your pictures are under exposed, causing the model to look to dark. I took the liberty to edit one just to show you the difference.
Joel

Thank you Joel and Spence. Unfortunately though, I only have a simple little pocket digital camera, and it doesn't have any method to change exposures like a white balance. Only "inside", "outside", "sport", "portrait" . But I just downloaded the gimp program, and I will see what I can do with that.

Gary

Gary,
While I use a Nikon D90, I have a older Kodak C713 digital that I take out when I'm out fishing.

All decent digitals have those options on a control around or near the shutter. Usually on the back there is a button for "Menu". Once you access the menu you can change many of the default settings such as White Balance, ASA speed, etc. Many cameras give you the option of changing the size of the area that it meters for exposure. As an example, I use for close up/Macro work the spot setting. For landscapes I would use Matrix the largest setting. Default is usually somewhere in between.

You'd be surprised at how many settings you can change in your camera.
Joel