Love your videos! You are very patient. I like that you show the entire build including every step, which definitely helps modelers understand some of the difficulties associated with these old but classic kits. Thanks for the excellent content!
Mi abuelo era suboficial en Villa Reynolds en ese entonces y trabajo mucho con los Lincoln,Lancaster y Lancastrian,generalmente confirmaba la tripulación de estos como mecánico de abordo,aun conservo fotos de el con el Lancaster bajo la nieve y sus amigos,hay innumerables historias alrededor del mismo...algunas desafortunadas otras más afortunadas como el la tradición de los tripulantes de sobrevolar la casa de sus novias de regreso a San Luis cuando hacian practicas en otros lugares,mi abuela decia que que se ponía colorada por que a kilómetros oía llegar a los Lincoln,los vecinos decian "Ahi viene el novio de Amelia de nuevo" y todo temblaba cuando el bombardero ya estaba encima....volaban bajo rozando las copas de los pinos y mas de una maceta se caía y había que reemplazarla.
Beautiful build. Clean and definitely assembled with care. I recently built the same kit with functional folding wings in late war gloss sea blue paint scheme so it resembles an early F4U-1D.
Great job you have extreme patience. I'm currently building the old tool Revell 1/32 BF 109G-6 which has only a fraction of the parts found in the Trumpeter kit and I've lost my mind on several occasions!
@@argentinianscalemodeler Yeah it's amazing that some parts fit like a glove but others you'll see huge gaps. This Messerschmitt has a mix of both but overall I'm enjoying the build. Lots of movable parts like control surfaces and canopy with repositioning landing gear which is rare. I've built it with all the options available including the motor which can be shown with cowling removed. As far as colors it will be just a factory fresh machine using RLM 74/75/76 colors. No particular pilot's mount was selected. So far it's at least meeting my expectations. How many 1/32 BF 109s have you built? This is my very first but I've have recently built other vintage 1/32 Revell and Hasagawa kits, such as the P-38 P-47, P-51, F6F, F4U, and A6M. Next up is the old Revell FW 190D in the same scale but I need to take a nice long break after working on this 109....
@darrenwhiteside1619 sounds like a good plan. I always leave the engine panels on, I'm not interested in showing details. So far, I've built 25 109s, with some more on the stash.
@@argentinianscalemodeler That many huh? Is it your favorite aircraft? I like the F6F Hellcat the most but I'm interested in all fighter planes both propeller and jet to some extent. I need to watch more of your build videos. You do such a great job showing all the steps and all of your models turn out very nice. I'm looking at your techniques so I can improve as I go.
@darrenwhiteside1619 You could say it's my favourite aircraft yeah, but the 190 is nice too! If you haven't, make sure to sub to PLASMO, he's more skilled than me and shows many neat modelling abilities.
It’ll be fun to build by the looks of things. I have the K4 in 1/32 but this has always tempted me. Trumpeter has some great detail look forward to your build video
I have built the Trumpeter G6 late and the G10, both good kits. Important to make the holes in the forward bulkhead to fit the engine mounts, see instruktions. Will be interesting to follow your build. I was planning to do a Hartmann version, but the black tulips were too hard for me to mask and paint.
Mi papá hizo el servicio militar en Villa Reynolds en el año 1947, ya había Lancaster y Lincoln(empezaron a llegar ese año) tuvieron que alargar la pista para recibirlos. Vio unos cuántos aterrizajes de emergencia, con la panza ,por fallas en el tren de aterrizaje etc. Fue asistente del jefe de la base, el hombre se llamaba Mario Agustín Cayetano Casabure. Desafortunadamente, aunque el jefe siempre lo invitaba, él nunca quiso volar.
Very nice model, hand painted really well, and the little trick with the piece of plastic to push the side walls apart is really great. Thank you for your work, keep it up.
Eduard decals are difficult to work with because they are thin, i usually just use alot of water under them and float them into position but they are hard work .
Buen video amigo, que pinturas usaste, se que estan los colores cielo y verde oscuro, pero el otro color nose que tonalidad es, se que es marron o algun derviado pero no se que tonalidad, me podrias decir? Saludos
