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bf109e converted to SCW D (Almost finished)


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My latest Squirrel.

 

Since I doubt very much that Tamiya will ever make one of these :)

 

So I thought, why not?

 

I've been toying with the idea of of bashing a SCW D from the basic Cute series bf109e.  The major stumbling block was figuring out how to do a two bladed prop.  Once I got my head around cutting up the two three bladed props I had on hand( I had an extra prop after the g6 conversion.) I was good to go.

 

Here's where I'm at right now as I wait for some putty to dry off.

 

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A lot rough but these critters are just for fun and grins.

 

I hope you like her.  I'm dusting off the g6 so I can shoot some paint this weekend, well that's the plan anyway.

 

Thanks for dropping in.

 

Dan

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Progress;

 

Cockpit finished, just some junk and paint.  I ended up using the IP sticker as I stuffed up using the decal :(  Came out just the same, so no harm in the end.

 

 

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Basic primer on now showing I still have some little clean ups before I shoot the RLM 02.

 

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Most of the changes are on the lower wing but pretty straight forward with a Dremel and some epoxy putty.

 

I hope to get the Basic paint on soon so I can mess about with the markings.

 

Thanks for dropping by for a look.

 

 

Dan

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Progress;

 

Basic paint, a bit of overspray and some little fixes but nothing too bad.

 

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I'm still going through my decals to see if I can find some numbers to use, otherwise I'm going to have to paint em :(

 

Thanks for looking in.

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Progress;

 

Flat coat, some scratches & highlights with watercolour pencils and a new one for me some oversprays of Tamiya colours thinned with straight alcohol ( 80% ISP) Very thin and at low pressure.  I don't know where I read about this but thank you to that person who posted it as I could get it to work very easily and I can see some interesting potential in the technique for fading and weathering.  I'm trying for restrained and subtle ( both of which I don't well :) )

 

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Getting there and not too much to finish, though I want to do a more desert looking base for this one.

 

I hope you like.

 

Dan

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