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Hello all,

 

 

This is my Cyber-hobby/ Dragon Bf-109E-3. I riveted and stressed the skin on this project. I used HGW seatbelts, Yaha instrument panel along with some minor scratch building in the cockpit. As per my usual I used Model Master paints. Thanks for looking.

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Rod

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Really wonderful. 

The first picture had me fooled and I did a double-take!

 

One small point, the Bf 109E rivets are a bit 'over done' for me.

They are usually almost invisible, except really close up (as are the panel seams).

If you follow the link below you'll see from a contemporary colour photograph what I mean.

 

https://me109.info/display.php?from=site&lang=de&auth=e&name=version_display&fotonummer=286

 

But you made a brilliant model and super photography.

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12 hours ago, FatFlyHalf said:

Really wonderful. 

The first picture had me fooled and I did a double-take!

 

One small point, the Bf 109E rivets are a bit 'over done' for me.

They are usually almost invisible, except really close up (as are the panel seams).

If you follow the link below you'll see from a contemporary colour photograph what I mean.

 

https://me109.info/display.php?from=site&lang=de&auth=e&name=version_display&fotonummer=286

 

But you made a brilliant model and super photography.

Thank you for that feedback. 

 

V/R

Rod

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Always interesting to see a JG 2 Emil without all the stippling that typified their camo as the war moved on after Poland/France etc. Great attention to detail and superb photo background. Well done! Paul.

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Realism doesn’t get much better than this. Brilliant model and amazing photography. I think the riveting and panel lines work - without them you would be sacrificing up close detail so it’s a good compromise.  I can’t see anything out place here. Very well done... 👍

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Amazing work and photgraphy. For me, it's that second photo. That could easily be passed as real, and the more I look at it, the more realistic it looks.  It could so easily be somewhere in France in May 1940. Brilliant! 

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Hi Rod!!

 

Really very impressive!!!  I love your kind of modelling and especially the art of your photography!!

 

All in all:  Superb!!!😍

 

Cheers 

Andy

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On 3/26/2019 at 1:03 AM, Hobo said:

Absolutely beautiful - simply stunning. The weathering is subtle and convincing. The first two photos look like the real thing. How did you weather it?

I used water colors and faded the paint.

 

Rod

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On 3/27/2019 at 12:23 AM, Harry Callahan said:

A very great model and absolute brilliant photographed, looks so real. May i ask you what kind of gras did you used, or is it a gras mat? Which brand is it?

 

Thank you so much

Sorry for so long on answer. It is from build-A-Rama.

 

 

Rod

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