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Henschel Hs126B, North Africa


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30 minutes ago, Farmerboy said:

Wow! That’s a absolute stunner, put it in a museum because it’s that good!

Haha, thank you. You're too kind:)

 

15 minutes ago, ForestFan said:

Very nice and not often seen built up. Any issues with the building other than the decals? 

A few notable areas are engine and canopy. The kit comes with a nicely done engine but it lacks exhaust collector ring behind the engine. The two-part canopy doesn't fit and the sliding rail needs major improvement. Also the struts one the fuselage are very weak. Sand filter, fit to the right of the engine, is not included. This is required for tropicalized version.

Nanond

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1 hour ago, Farmerboy said:

Wow! That’s a absolute stunner, put it in a museum because it’s that good!

I most certainly agree! Everything about the model is most impressive.

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That is gorgeous,..... very, very nice indeed and the paintwork is wonderful.

I have a couple yet to build, one as a Greek AF one and another captured by 3 Sqn RAAF but I cannot work out the correct scheme for the latter!

Cheers

          Tony

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14 hours ago, Holzhamer said:

Ohh, this is a very well painted and balanced model. The weathering is very realistic to my eye. Those undersides stains have a very nice tone, how do you do them if I may ask?

Congratulations on your work

Thank you! The underside stains are a few layers of black and brown oil color I run down the fuselage with a brush. Once a layer is dried, it is covered with a coat of clear gloss. This way, the intensity and tone of the stains can be varied better than with a single layer approach. 

 

 

14 hours ago, tonyot said:

That is gorgeous,..... very, very nice indeed and the paintwork is wonderful.

I have a couple yet to build, one as a Greek AF one and another captured by 3 Sqn RAAF but I cannot work out the correct scheme for the latter!

Cheers

          Tony

Oh! the captured example will be very interesting. I think I saw one in a film clip of the liberation of Tobruk. 
Good luck with yours!



Thank you all for your very generous comments. I truly appreciate it. 

Nanond
 

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