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.. good job! The Airfix kit is pretty decent, probably better than the Hasegawa and Tamiya Emils - although the gear legs could possibly be shortened a tad to improve the stance...

Helion do a series entitled "Latin America @ war " Several great titles here. Helion usually have an offer on, so not expensive https://www.helion.co.uk/series/latin-americaatwar.php

@Torbjorn what a fantastic looking model! Don't tell me its 72nd ? I am right in thinking these machines (50 Sqd BE 2c night 'fighters') would have flown out of Bekesbourne (just south of Canterbury) before Throwley?

sure, response to GRM's post. Similar Doppelwinkel but as Kommandeur III Gruppe seen here just after his 200th.

late August 44 somewhere near Warsaw, courtesy Karl Höffkes.

I well recall a 24th scale Fw 190 he built and brush painted for one of the 'modern' incarnations of Airfix magazine - quite an inspiration..

https://falkeeins.blogspot.com/2018/02/fw-190-iijg-2-in-tunisia-in-colour.html

Thanks for posting these images @AndyL

.. that's a rare one. Nicely done!

great job Derek! $6mil question - what 'red' did you use ?

.. who'd have thought it.. I just checked a CD case.. and they have Zimmerit along the edge! great tip..

... great job! Watch out for the tail strut - one day you'll look at the model and it won't be there!

more like classic 'author doesn't know German' syndrome. Probably got 'Jagdgeschwadern' all the way through too..that's the one that annoys me..

Müller's 'Red 2' has a rudder scoreboard that Eduard apparently haven't picked up on yet - with a Hakenkreuz that may be over-sized https://falkeeins.blogspot.com/2023/03/bf-109-g-6as-red-2-view-of-rudder.html ..and Carganico probably had a rudder scoreboard too as he had around 60 victories

new and forthcoming from Victoria Taylor Eagle Days - Life and Death for the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain https://www.bloomsbury.com/ca/eagle-days-9781804549971/