Razzle Dazzle

[Macki]

Hi,

 

the very old kit from Monogram, converted it from a "A" to a "B" model

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cheers

 

Macki

 

[Booty003]

Looks great in that finish.  The -66 is a good sized model too.  Your diorama really brings the model to life, nice work Macki.

[Harold55]

Great model and really wonderful NMF.  If I recall this is an odd scale, what scale is it?

[Andy Dyck]

Hi Macki,

absolutr superb! Just my taste. Your art of photography is amazing and worth to see more!

 

Gruss

Andy 

[SAT69]

That's a kit that goes WAY back. As I recall, it had a button on the top of the fuselage that forced the bomb inside out thru bomb bay doors that were forced open, characteristic of "action features" kits of the time. The kit sold for something like 98 cents, I believe. You've done a commendable job of building it and the diorama is definitely impressive. Certainly can't complain about the photography either.

[RMCS]

Fantastic 

[kapam]

Excellent job - looks very realistic!

[Convair]

Nice effect of metal sheets. I want to try it on a next model of mine.

Edited September 3, 2020 by Convair

[TheyJammedKenny!]

Amazing diorama!  I'm really impressed with the aerospace ground equipment and the airfield vehicles, which bring this model to life!  I also like how you converted the modern Luftwaffe pilot figures into period USAF crewmen.

[Macki]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

On 02/09/2020 at 17:23, Harold55 said:

If I recall this is an odd scale, what scale is it?

It's about 1/82 scale Harold

On 03/09/2020 at 21:53, TheyJammedKenny! said:

I'm really impressed with the aerospace ground equipment

Thanks Kenny, the generator and the oxygen tank are scratch build because of the lack of  such models in my favorite scale, 1/87 or "H0"

 

@Andy Dyck i am from Verden 😀

 

Cheers

[stevej60]

That's superb paintwork really sets it apart.

[matti64]

Nice effects, really bringing an old model to  life.

 

[CMSCHLOM]

On 9/2/2020 at 3:39 PM, SAT69 said:

That's a kit that goes WAY back. As I recall, it had a button on the top of the fuselage that forced the bomb inside out thru bomb bay doors that were forced open, characteristic of "action features" kits of the time. The kit sold for something like 98 cents, I believe. You've done a commendable job of building it and the diorama is definitely impressive. Certainly can't complain about the photography either.

First came out in 1959, re released in 1967 and 1995.