Here's some finished pics of this repainted BBI 1/18 BF109. It's almost finished. I say almost, because I just noticed I forgot the red dash marks, on the inboard part of the wing.
The customer wanted it to look like this:
I matched the colors exactly and weathered it.
The photos are a little bit dark. :wink:
The outdoor shot at the bottom shows how it looks in person.
I didn't use any decals for this plane. I will give a tutorial on how I painted the balkenkruez - it's very easy and relatively fast.
[QUOTE=flyboy_fx;5226378]Here's some finished pics of this repainted BBI 1/18 BF109. It's almost finished. I say almost, because I just noticed I forgot the red dash marks, on the inboard part of the wing.
The customer wanted it to look like this
Did your client have photographic proof of the scheme or was he following the profile in the Breffort & Joineau Histoire & Collections Me (sic) 109 Vol II on page 40 ?
Here's some finished pics of this repainted BBI 1/18 BF109. It's almost finished. I say almost, because I just noticed I forgot the red dash marks, on the inboard part of the wing.
The customer wanted it to look like this
Did your client have photographic proof of the scheme or was he following the profile in the Breffort & Joineau Histoire & Collections Me (sic) 109 Vol II on page 40 ?
He actually found a model wearing this scheme. I have seen similar schemes before, just not evidence on this particular plane.
Custom 1/18 BF109G2/trop III/JG77 Tunisia
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