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Thanks, MP and Luiz! Last pit details: seat and head armor. I used the Airwaves aftermarket seat for this build but it might as well have been made for another kit! Way to big! Both seat and back had to be cut down to size. The seatbelts are from Amizukuri. Those are made of kraft paper...

Very nice! :thumbsup :thumbsup M

After endless re-scribing sessions, I've finally reached the holding-the-model-at-arms's-length-and-running-around-the-room-making-funny-noises-with-your-mouth stage! M B)

I built their Vulcan gat in 72 scale once. Got a couple expletives out of me during the built but the end result is superb! Thanks for the Review, Chuck! M

Hey, more Flitzer fans coming out from behind the bushes! :bgrin M

Oh, there are some Flitzer fans after all! :bgrin Thanks, Luiz! M

OK, so here we are, back to the Flitzer, getting it done this time, yes we will! These molds are at least 20 years old and you can feel it: all panel lines need re-scribing... Fortunately no fit problems with the wings and boom/tail assembly. Work on the wings included: re-scribing, thinning...

Thank you, Gator! M

Thanks, James, for the very enthusiastic comment!! M

Thank you all for the nice words and for following along this fun little build. Now, to the next project... M

Thanks Ian for the nice words and for the consistent follow! :drinks M

Thanks, Dave! M

Damn painters! Always doing half a job... :frantic M

This is the prototype as put on display for the high brass's benefit after its first successful series of powered test flights, duly repainted. B) Thought you could trick me? :bgrin M

Thanks, Christian. The answer to your question is anyone'g guess. Reinforced steel keel has been suggested... M

That one's finally done after some unexpected delays. The weathering of the a/c was kept to a minimum, an oil wash in the panel lines and some very light chipping on the leading edges. The trolley was given a little heavier treatment but only so much. I Hope you like it!

Smart! I think I'll copy that idea for my next label! Thanks, Luiz, and again: fantastic model! M

Very, very nice! Painting is topnotch and so is the rest! :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup I like the base too and the label. How did you do this one? Is the lettering painted or is it etched? M

1946 - Me P.1099B - THE CAMO IS DONE!... Mottling is the make-break point of these Luftwaffe paint jobs. Yours is topnotch! :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup M

1946 - Me P.1099B - RLM 82... Lovely! :thumbsup M