I complimented the Dornier and somehow did not noticed that beautiful Heinkel few posts above! Fantastic job on this one, very attractive model. Congratulations, Raj.

Weathering done, I may make some of the bare metal areas narrower though:



And the Dornier and Heinkel above look really good.

Shrimpman, Pedro, Torsten, Michael and Pasi:
Thank You very much for Your comments.

Pasi: The chipping looks very nice. How have You done it?

Oliver

Thanks. It's metallic paint (probably Vallejo's Natural Steel) applied with size 0 brush.

This will be my entry in this campaign.




This will be built straight out of the box. No improvements or corrections will be made to the kit.

Good lord Gary! A Frog kit! Awesome! I grew up building Frog kits they were slightly better detailed than their Airfix equivalents in some cases. Looking forward to this build Gary and seeing just how it turns out for you.

Good golly Miss Molly Gary!

True to your profile, and you've pulled one out that I thought didn't exist anymore!

My Monogram/Revell kit is but a kid compared to yours! Thank you so much for making me feel so much younger than I am! Ha! I will follow and cheer you on the whole way!

Best of luck, and have fun with it!

@ Raj - Congrats for your Heinkel, looks quite menacing

I'm sure I am making kit collectors either very angry or very happy at my kit choice.

I looked though the kit pieces and noticed some stuff. First that I had painted the landing gear in what looks like Flat Metallic Grey. My Luftwaffe senses said "shouldn't that be RLM Grey?". I looked at the instruction and above the "paint here" symbol, no color was mentioned. But then I remembered something about Frog kits: so I turned the box over.



On further inspection, I noted sink marks on the wings and fuselage wherever there was a locator pin or hole. Also a long sink mark in the flaps. However, I don't remember seeing any ejector pin marks. Also the way the rudder is done (both halved on one side of the fuselage), there will be a discrepancy on the other side for the rudder line.

I may do some scratch-building as there is nothing in the radiator baths under the nacelles.

Hi join with G4m2 1/72 Hasegawa kits

Looks good Alexander, welcome! Are you unable to actually paste the picture into your post?

Michael

Yes,can't paste foto to post directly.When Press upload photo I'm redirect to my galery,only this way

Fuselage assembling complete.Primer coating done.Yahhooo I had vacation now.Can spent all time for modeling

And finally done:


Two more pictures are in gallery.

It's twin engined bomber, but quite large which made photographing more challenging than usually. Anyway fun build and got chance to try canopy with pre-painted frames: the kit came with those and normal clear parts.

Thanks for the campaign.

Second layer(silver) done,satin varnish over.Wait for drying.Prepare for an black magic ritual )))

Magic complete(I'm use Chipping medium from Vallejo - incredible),only final touch left

Wow Alex, that's some beat-up paint job!

Michael

Pasi: Congrats for Your finished Bomber. It looks very nice!

Alexander: Outstanding chipping. The heavy worn paint looks really great!

Oliver

TADAAAAA.Complete.Few words - first one Hasegawa kit- perfect,no need an extra job(sanding,filling gap and etc),very good small part detailing.panel line - thin and accurate.So only few days for complete models.Second - I'm use new weathering techiniques for me.Vallejo medium chipping - easy for use.But one big minus - too hard control size of chips.In final model looking too beat-up.Mmmm Ok it's last days war,JAAF not have supply anymore.
Thank's to all for comment.