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beter pic ,you can see the WerkNr on its tail

Bought this one today , real nice ! 1/35 scale And i just saw this over on https://www.themodellingnews.com/2024/07/preview-border-models-fw-190-8-r2r6r7r8.html

Okay, i have the same Eduard set but no Revell kit .

Way nice ! you know i like a good sub 🥖

By the looks of it you used the Revel side cowlings (seeing light grey colour plastic part )You could then make this side panel a little longer with some plastic strip to match the lenght of the Eduard parts ? and thats why your engine is to long ?

https://www.asisbiz.com/Fw-190A.html

Love it :tens:

I don't know (i am on the list ) All three books V2 related are delayed for some years now , One has a price already so fingers crossed it will be published soon

Micropore Surgical Paper, must check it out .

Nice detailing :good:very keen following your progress Bought the same kit the day it came out (8 years now ? ) With in mind buying this book when it was published , but it is still hasn't been published so this kit is still untouched. Have been to most of the launching sites ......where...

If it was a plastic kit :drool:

I Forgot i also have the Tamiya Fine Engraving Blades/scribers they are really good (thanks for remembering me ) You dont need to sand your panel lines ,if you really take good care of them .

Personally , the best panel scriber is from https://www.bare-metal.com/introduction-to-using-bare-metal-foil.html But do take realy good care of it , Rivets i dont do ,i do count them some time:bat

Explanation / layout and actual building ,really like your posts (one of the best out on the WWW)

Weathering is done with weathering pencils, airbrush and chipped a little bit with the sponge, this is the base for the pigment powders, fine soil , washes and all that other stuff (you know the ones)