Fantastic Ian,
Love all that detail and weathering!
Bob
Love all that detail and weathering!
Bob
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1/32 BF 110 C-7(ZG1 support for Stalingrad)
- Thread starter Brokeneagle
- Start date
Rich is the word that comes to mind 
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
This is looking great Ian! 
The seatbelts look great, but ABS!? Anything special you do to make them lay in the seat correctly?
The seatbelts look great, but ABS!? Anything special you do to make them lay in the seat correctly?
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Sorry for missing the relies on my last post... too much going on in June and July.
Bob, Mike , Luiz and MP thank you. Please stay tuned. More to come soon.
HE - yeah ABS at least they won't need it in my plane, it's missing a few things to make it flyable. :laugh:
The seatbelt plastic seems reasonably soft but I haven't tried these before so we shall see.
Just a benchmark photo for me to know iat a glance where I am up to.
Ian.
Lookin' great Ian,
It's getting there!
Bob
It's getting there!
Bob
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
Really cool Ian! Thanks for sharing.
Always a treat to see your updates!
phantom II
Master at Arms
I had all but forgotten about this build Ian . Looking forward to more updates .
Curious to see how the ABS. Seatbelts workout for you .
Cheers, Christian B)
Curious to see how the ABS. Seatbelts workout for you .
Cheers, Christian B)
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
1/32 BF 110 C-7 ZG1 small update
:Hiay
Thanks for the comments guys and I apologize for being so long at coming back to this and responding...i appreciate you support and comments.
I have only a small update - I have finally fully completed the cockpit details with the gunner seat, seat-belts for the pilot & gunner and the joystick. I have also left some dropped ammo on the floor.
The plastic seatbelts from finemolds worked out quite well and were very esy to bend and glue in place. They also had really nice details as well.
Also completed the base coat and some staining for the engine bay firewalls and completed the forward gun bay removing one of the MG barrels.
Ready to 'button -up!
:Hiay
Thanks for the comments guys and I apologize for being so long at coming back to this and responding...i appreciate you support and comments.
I have only a small update - I have finally fully completed the cockpit details with the gunner seat, seat-belts for the pilot & gunner and the joystick. I have also left some dropped ammo on the floor.
The plastic seatbelts from finemolds worked out quite well and were very esy to bend and glue in place. They also had really nice details as well.
Also completed the base coat and some staining for the engine bay firewalls and completed the forward gun bay removing one of the MG barrels.
Ready to 'button -up!
phantom II
Master at Arms
Very nice indeed
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
I'll third that!
Bob
