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Fw 190A-8. Eduard 1/72.


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Hello my Friends.

This is my latest.

 

Uffz. Julius Handel, IV,/JG 54, Poland, August/September, 1944.

 

I enjoyed building and painting this kit.

One thing thing about the kit...The pilots seat did not fit in the cockpit very well and had to be cut down a lot to fit.

All the best.

Ralph.

 

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Very nice Ralph.  I like how the yellow color extends past the spinner and onto the prop blades.  The complex “mottle” scheme looks great as well.  All in all, just superb!!!!!! :clap2:

 

Mike

 

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1 hour ago, Sky Keg said:

Very nice Ralph.  I like how the yellow color extends past the spinner and onto the prop blades.  The complex “mottle” scheme looks great as well.  All in all, just superb!!!!!! :clap2:

 

Mike

 

Thanks very much Mike.😀

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I'm working on a similar model now.  For me the pilot seat fitted okay but I struggled to get the wheel well inserts to sit properly.  It is the second time i've fought an Eduard Fw190 in 1/72 on this one horrid problem.

Maybe it's me?  Probably is.

 

And you have come up with a really great bit of modelling

Da iawn Ralph.

 

FFH

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44 minutes ago, FatFlyHalf said:

I'm working on a similar model now.  For me the pilot seat fitted okay but I struggled to get the wheel well inserts to sit properly.  It is the second time i've fought an Eduard Fw190 in 1/72 on this one horrid problem.

Maybe it's me?  Probably is.

 

And you have come up with a really great bit of modelling

Da iawn Ralph.

 

FFH

Diolch FFH.😀

I also struggled to get the fuselage halves to fit ,had to clamp them under a lot of pressure but in the end it was ok.

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59 minutes ago, Jackson Duvalier said:

Sorry to hear about the seat fitment, seems most unlike Eduard.

 

Model turned out beautifully, you're a mottling ninja.

Cheers Jackson.😀

53 minutes ago, Joao Augusto said:

A very beautiful 190, congrats.

 

Thanks Joao.😀

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Hi Ralph,

 

that's really great. Very good paintjob! The yellow on the prop looks perfect!

 

I have one of this kits in my stash but can't decide to built eduard or Airfix. The only thing which I have decided is that it should carry a Hagelkorn under the belly (provided by the Revell kit). But too many projects on the bench to finish first...

 

Best wishes Boelki

 

 

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1 hour ago, Boelki said:

Hi Ralph,

 

that's really great. Very good paintjob! The yellow on the prop looks perfect!

 

I have one of this kits in my stash but can't decide to built eduard or Airfix. The only thing which I have decided is that it should carry a Hagelkorn under the belly (provided by the Revell kit). But too many projects on the bench to finish first...

 

Best wishes Boelki

 

 

Thanks very much Boelki.😀

1 hour ago, Epeeman said:

Brilliant work, Ralph -

 

You really got the look of the faded mottle camo effect spot on

 

Regards

 

Dave

Cheers for that Dave.😀

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This is a very impressive rendition of a beautiful aircraft, there's something about the 190. Karl May would have liked the decal under the cockpit as much as i do. It makes as much sense as Hans Joachim Marseilles love for jazz and he could get away with it, of course.  Excellent,

Cheers,

Ernst.

 

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21 hours ago, Ernst said:

This is a very impressive rendition of a beautiful aircraft, there's something about the 190. Karl May would have liked the decal under the cockpit as much as i do. It makes as much sense as Hans Joachim Marseilles love for jazz and he could get away with it, of course.  Excellent,

Cheers,

Ernst.

 

Thanks very much Ernst.😀

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1 hour ago, opus999 said:

That's terrific looking!  The mottling is superb and I really like the yellow on the prop -- that's very unusual.  I had to go back and check the scale, because I could've sworn this was 1/48!  Great job!

Cheers for that Opus.😀

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