BF 109 K-4 Lt Gallori Hasegawa/Stormo! 1/32
BF 109 K-4 Lt Gallori Hasegawa/Stormo! 1/32
Hi,
I present you my new modelling, an BF 109 K-4.
For building this kit, I used many things:
- EaglesParts resin for the cockpit
- MDC Spinner and exhausts
- Air Master series for the MG-131
- Stormo! decals Part III
I decided to represent the 109 flown by the LT Gallori.
I started by the cockpit, some pics:
The internal parts of the interior are painted in Tamiya XF-63
The other details are then painted using several shade of acrylic Prince August.
Regards
michel
I present you my new modelling, an BF 109 K-4.
For building this kit, I used many things:
- EaglesParts resin for the cockpit
- MDC Spinner and exhausts
- Air Master series for the MG-131
- Stormo! decals Part III
I decided to represent the 109 flown by the LT Gallori.
I started by the cockpit, some pics:
The internal parts of the interior are painted in Tamiya XF-63
The other details are then painted using several shade of acrylic Prince August.
Regards
michel
- Vincent Biondi
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Many Thanks
the main gear retraction jack ( tube Evergreen) was mounted behind the set of the holes drilled.
the leather weather stripping made with TAM . The sewings are represented with a castor rivet Trumpeter and painted with acrylic shades Leather and green chestnut.
The system of undercarriage made with a piece of PE
The oil cooler was deepened with plastic card
the continuation with pics
the spinner with correct "teardrop"
The position of the control column, obliges me to move elevator and rudder
now apply the rivet detail.
Regards
michel
the main gear retraction jack ( tube Evergreen) was mounted behind the set of the holes drilled.
the leather weather stripping made with TAM . The sewings are represented with a castor rivet Trumpeter and painted with acrylic shades Leather and green chestnut.
The system of undercarriage made with a piece of PE
The oil cooler was deepened with plastic card
the continuation with pics
the spinner with correct "teardrop"
The position of the control column, obliges me to move elevator and rudder
now apply the rivet detail.
Regards
michel
Thanks Vince
The landing gear :
The brakes hoses are added using fine lead vire. These parts are then painted following the instructions: Rlm 02, aluminium for the shock absorber ,satin black for the wheels and Nota black for the tires. For the weathering I used Pigments CMK.
The propeller and the spinner are painted with RLM 70 ( Gunze H65)
The painted begins by pre-shading the structure lines with black
The rlm 82 et 83 are painted
Regards
michel
The landing gear :
The brakes hoses are added using fine lead vire. These parts are then painted following the instructions: Rlm 02, aluminium for the shock absorber ,satin black for the wheels and Nota black for the tires. For the weathering I used Pigments CMK.
The propeller and the spinner are painted with RLM 70 ( Gunze H65)
The painted begins by pre-shading the structure lines with black
The rlm 82 et 83 are painted
Regards
michel
- Dave Bayliss
- Comandante di Stormo
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- Location: Worcester, United Kingdom
Wrong colors
As it appears, Michel, the K models were not in the two shades of green like yours. 75/83/76 is a more credible pattern for a Karl. The japos books on the subject gives the camouflage patterns from the serial of production, and none are in 82/83. Toooooo Bad