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[AnonymousDFB1]

Finished builds in here please. Maximum of five photos per build and NO comments.

Edited February 12, 2015 by vppelt68
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[Stew Dapple]

First! Sorry...

Bf110C-1 M8+FH of 1./ZG76, Norway, April 1940

This aircraft, flown by Unteroffizier Helmut Mütschele and gunner Gefreiter Karl Lorey, was shot down on 09 April 1940 by Sergeant Kristian Fredrik Schye of the Royal Norwegian Air Force, flying Gloster Gladiator No.427. Helmut Mütschele and Karl Lorey survived the crash without injury and were taken as Prisoners of War by Norwegian forces. Minutes later Sergeant Schye was shot down by Leutnant Helmut Lent, his fifth victory and the one that made him an ace - later he would run up an enormous score as a night-fighter pilot. Sergeant Schye was slightly wounded by cannon shell fragments but was released from hospital after a couple of days.

This is the Eduard 1/72 Bf110C/D Profipack Edition, it was a very pleasant build, thread here

Cheers,

Stew

[Stew Dapple]

... and second! Sorry (again )...

Bf110D-0/B S9+HH of 1./EprGr.210, Denain/Boulogne-Ost, September 1940

This model represents the aircraft flown by Leutnant Ulrich Freiherr von der Horst and his gunner Obergefreiter Franz Öllers, which was destroyed on 24 September 1940 following the gruppe's second raid of the day on the Supermarine factory at Woolston. The aircraft crashed in the channel off Southampton and Ltn. von der Horst and Gfr. Öllers were both killed.

This - again - is the Eduard 1/72 Bf110C/D Profipack Edition, it was - again - a very pleasant build, thread here

Here is a picture of the real S9+HH

Cheers,

Stew

[pabbi]

Bf 110 Instrument Panel, Eduard 1:4

A fun and different build, thread here

[Carts]

"Shark mouth" Bf 110 G-4 Night Fighter.

Revell 1/48th Scale.

Hi-Tech resin flaps and wheels.

Eduard canopy masks.

[Stew Dapple]

Bf110C-6 2N+RH of 1./EprGr.210, St.Omer, July 1940

This model represents the aircraft flown by Leutnant Erich Beudel and his gunner Obergefreiter Heinrich Diemer, which took off at 16.35 on 29 July 1940 to take part in the gruppe's attack on the convoy codenamed 'CAT'. As the attack developed the 110's were intercepted by Hurricanes of 151 Squadron and this aircraft was one of those damaged in the attack and later crash-landed back at St.Omer. Ltn. Beudel was unhurt but Heinrich Diemer was hospitalised with bullet wounds. Erich Beudel would be killed flying another 110C-6 (the S9+TH) later in the Battle of Britain and Heinrich Diemer would return to duty but was later posted as missing on the Russian Front in September 1942.

This aircraft was one of six 110C-6's originally issued to 1./ZG1 and taken with them when they were detached to form the 1st Staffel of ErprGr.210 in July 1940. Although they had their new unit badge painted on, they retained their old '2N' codes from ZG1 until new aircraft were taken on charge at the start of August 1940 when all had the 'S9' gruppe codes applied - this did not apply to the subject aircraft as it appears to have been written off in the crash landing.

Info from John Vasco's very interesting and informative book on ErprGr.210 'Messerschmitt Bf110: Bombsights over England'.

This is the Eduard 1/72 Bf110C-6 Limited Edition, it was generally a very pleasant build, thread here

Cheers,

Stew

[theplasticsurgeon]

Fujimi 1/72 Messserschmitt Bf110C-1 of ZG76.

[Ettore]

BF 110-D3 3U+LT W.Nr. 3406 9./ZG 26 Boccadifalco airfield

Palermo, Sicily 1940-1941

Cheers

Ettore

[SimonL]

Bf 110C-4 AX772, 1426 Flight RAF

Luftwaffe reconnaissance machine brought down near Goodwood in July 1940. It was then repaired at RAE Farnborough, tested and eventually found its way to 1426 Flight RAF, the unit responsible for evaluating and demonstrating captured enemy aircraft.

Airfix 1/72

Build thread here

[ForestFan]

Eduard 1/48 Bf 110E - 4/NJG 1, St Trond, Belgium Feb 1942

[Mottlemaster]

Eduard 1/48 Bf 110c which made a forced landing comming to rest in the garden of at Little Butts Farm Sussex on September 4th 1940 . Both crew were captured .

[trickyrich]

Heinz Schnaufer's last aircraft - Bf110-G4 3C+BA

Kit and scale: 1/48 Eduard Bf110G

Paint: Model Master Enamels (main scheme), Model Master Clear Acrylics, Model Master Metalizer Lacquers, Gunze & Tamiya Acrylics

Extra stuff: Eduard PE Set

Eduard Brassin Bf110G Wheel Set

Master Models FuG218 Antenna Set

Peddinghaus Decals

Peter Hinchchliffe’s book - Schnaufer

[galgos]

Bf110E of II./NJG1 flown by Lt Heinz Wolfgang Schnaufer 1942

Cyberhobby 1/48th D3 kit converted to an E with the addition of Quickboost engine bulkheads and covered wheels.

Max Williams

[depressed lemur]

I have not managed to update my WIP, but here is the RFI

Kit is Dragon 1:48 out of the box with included extra engines and pre-printed etch.

[galgos]

Bf110G4 of NJG1 1944/5 flown by Lt Rolf Ebhardt

Revell Monogram 1/48th scale kit with Cutting Edge correction set and Aires cockpit.

[Enzo the Magnificent]

Messerschmitt Bf 110C-1

2/ZG76, Ohlau, Silesia, September 1939
Aircraft flown by Hauptmann Wolfgang Falck

Kit: Eduard 7081 Bf 110C/D Profipack

Decals: Eagle Cals 72045

Aftermarket: Quickboost resin seat

Build thread: http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234971650-an-apology-to-the-bf110/

[Enzo the Magnificent]

Messerschmitt Bf 110E-1

NJG 1, Deelen, Holland, January 1941
Aircraft flown by Major Wolfgang Falck

Kit: Eduard 7419 Bf 110E Weekend

Decals: Eagle Cals 72045

Aftermarket: Quickboost resin seat

Build thread: http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234971650-an-apology-to-the-bf110/

[vppelt68]

Messerschmitt Bf 110 E LN + LR, 1.(ZG)/JG 77, Finland 1942

Airfix 1:72 Messerschmitt Bf 110 E/E-2 trop kit A03081

Decals mix of Airfix and Eduard

Brush painted using Humbrol enamel paints

Build thread here

[bobster]

Messerschmitt BF110E-2 Trop based in Derna, Libya 1942.

BF110E-2 Trop_1 by arrjaytee, on Flickr

BF110E-2 Trop_2 by arrjaytee, on Flickr

Edited February 1, 2015 by bobster