Messerschmitt BF110 Eduard 1/48. Battle of Britain. Building and painting 

Thank you!!!

Thank you so much!

thank you very much!

Thank you very much! And happy new year!!!

@@TurbineModels Happy New Year to you as well!!

Thank you

Thank you Ramon, I will take into account your tip next time. Thank you for your coment!

@@TurbineModels ohh you are welcome. Yes I wait with great excitement your next proyect. There are still a lot of great planes from this Battle of Britain series, such as Do-17, Ju-88A-1, Paul Bulton Defiant, also italian fighters like Fiat G50 and CR42. Greetings!!!

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Thank you so much!! :)

Thank you!!. I remove the excess with acetone

Thank you!. I will take into account next time

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Exactly. Was going to be my only suggestion. Especially liked the idea of stretched sprite as a gap filler. Good option especially for larger gaps.

Thank you so much. I know, the flap was wrong :). I promise take into account the next time :)

Thank you!, this time I used the free youtube library, songs are: listen to the radio Above planets Cats and gats Alaska Sky

This is some bulshit (sry) Germans Luftwaffe don´t fight in China. And Japan have Ki-45 and other. (sorry for me verry bad english) Original CZ : je to nesmysl ,Luftwaffe nebojovala v Číně a Japonci měli své letouny, například Ki-45 .nebyl vůbec žádný důvod pro přítomnost Bf-110 . Americké ,,dokumenty " a bohužel i hodně knih jsou plné podobných nesmyslů.

What battle was that? I don't remember the Germans fighting in China.

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good feedback Marcio, I will try to do it in my following videos

Hahaha...ok Wilfred take it easy, it’s only a kit, not a real airplane 😂

Спасибо большое! Я не говорю по-русски, я надеюсь, что Google Translator делает это хорошо. Вся музыка доступна на RU-vid бесплатно по этой ссылке: ru-vid.commusic?nv=1

спасибо !!! да это H & S ultra

thank you for your comment! but I dont know what PFD means.. What is out of place?

Turbine Models PFD=Primary Flight Display. AKA artificial horizon, 8 Ball is what American pilots, especially Astronauts call it.images.app.goo.gl/J3A8nz4ENUbsFu257 In this pic there are two. One primary, one back up. Primary directly in the center, electronic, ( like a computer monitor ), and down and to the left of that, is the backup PFD. Electromechanical, AKA "Steam Guage", looking more like yours. See what I mean, a bit modern ? I'm going to see if I can find a photo, post the link here. I should think aircraft of that era would likely have a simpler PFD. Black background, white lines for the moving = --- v --- = bar, and two thicker white lines for the horizon lines. However, I'm not exactly sure. Here you go. images.app.goo.gl/T6UPYHxLk9AxYBQZA In this pic, the PFD is in the center, directly beneath the turn and bank indicator. ( The guage with the bubble level ) Or this one. images.app.goo.gl/Fd2HZ94N9s8FG6dp8

Hi Ron... Likewise re PFD?

Not usually, are you interested to buy one?

It really is a shame. I was surprised he needed this much. I built BF109G-10 a month ago and only needed a tiny bit of putty at the nose. Eduard kit as well.

In my RU-vid chanel you can find a video about a BF 109 of Eduard where i didnt need putty...it is more related with model mould sometimes they are better than others

A friend of mine built this kit soon after it was released. He was extremely disappointed with Eduard with the horrible fit of what was a 100% new tooled kit. Its the only kit I ever heard him complain about building ever. Their Fw 190 D kit is similar in the fit of the fuselage halves and wings is horrible. Other kits they make are fantastic so you have to do your research when buying Eduard kits.

but at night a real Monster......

Thank you Jeff!! The detail level is ver good but fitting is not the best in this model...

The Bf110 was one of their first kits after they changed from a limited run (cottage industry) to full manufacturer. I have their 110 E on the bench, now. And, from researching the Dragon 1/32 Nf 110C-7 kit, I found that the cockpit could be painted in 3 basic ways. Most C & D models used RLM02 as base, Sone received RLM66 repaints above about elbow level when the change to 66 was formally managed in 1949. The E models, many of which were unfinished Ds, were done in this fashion initially, then changed to overall RLM 66. I chose the two tone for my C, as it was for a North African based Nightfighter.

Ross, have you built this model?

🙂 what kind of music do you like George?

George Clarke turn the volume down.