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BV 138 Flying Clog

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Next on the list, the two piece clear turrets ( :sick: )

Falcon Models (of New Zealand) makes a set of vacuum-formed replacements (sometimes the individual canopies are available under Squadron's line):
1/72 scale Set No.29: Luftwaffe, World War II (part 6)
•Arado Ar 96 (for Heller kit)
•Arado Ar 234B (for Dragon kit)

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•Blohm und Voss Bv 138 (for Supermodekit)

•Dornier Do 18 (for Matchbox/Revell kit)
•Focke-Wulf Fw 190 (standard canopy) (for Revell kit)
•Focke-Wulf Fw 190 ("blown" canopy) (for Revell kit)
•Focke-Wulf Fw 190A ("Rammjäger" canopy) (for Hasegawa kit)
•Junkers Ju 88A-5 (for Italeri kit)
•Messerschmitt Bf 109B-1 (early canopy) (for Heller kit)
•Messerschmitt Me 210 (for Italeri kit)
•Messerschmitt Me 323E-1 (for Italeri kit)
•Messerschmitt Me 410 (for Hasegawa/Fine Molds kit)

Regards,

Thanks Saul. I have that set but have not yet taken the time to dig it out and look at it.

My biggest groan :sick: was directed towards the details of the interior or rather the lack of.

They are rather prominent but looking at pictures has not revealed all as much detail as I would like.

I was looking for replacement cannons today but had no luck .

I'll also look for replacement props in my JU 88/188 stash soon.

Cheers, Christian B)
 
Thank you for looking in :)

Bob

Mike

Ron

Luiz,

Chuck

Phil

OD.

Strangely enough, I have really enjoyed building so far. No foul words were necessary but one thing I have noticed for sure about this kit is that all the parts nearly fit . :rotf

Hope I got everybody . Cheers, Christian B)
 
Oh crap! I forgot to get your bag of goodies to you, will get it out the door today Chris, no fail, I'll give it over to Cindy! :rotf
 
After being out of town for a week, I'm finally back at the much misted bench :yipee ]

I have at long last got all the sections closed off to keep the building dust from floating around inside the hull.

I proceeded by making a new Instrument panel and throttle quadrant since the kit one didn't fit anyway.

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added some ribs and longerons .

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checked the fit.

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and now I'm ready to add more boxes, ext :D

New transparencies have been soaked and are now curing .

AM guns are coming from Cal.

Cheers, Christian B)
 
Thanks James , Bob , Garry , Terry . :D Can't remember last time I had this much fun with an iffy kit :smack

Probably before I discovered Hasegawa :rotf

Cheers, Christian B)
 
Thanks James , Bob , Garry , Terry . :D Can't remember last time I had this much fun with an iffy kit :smack

Probably before I discovered Hasegawa :rotf

Cheers, Christian B)

Looking good so far. Are you saying Hasegawa kits are iffy :rotf If you are I will agree with you there.
 
Thanks James , Bob , Garry , Terry . :D Can't remember last time I had this much fun with an iffy kit :smack

Probably before I discovered Hasegawa :rotf

Cheers, Christian B)

Looking good so far. Are you saying Hasegawa kits are iffy :rotf If you are I will agree with you there.

Actually no . The early Hasegawa ( before were not scribed lines ) were not that good. :idonno

The modern ones are considerably better but definitely not a match for Tamiya .

However , all the above are light years ahead of this ancient Super Model kit :facepalm

Cheers, Christian B)
 
Ah ok. I've just got a bad taste for Hasegawa stuff because of all the sanding and putty work this dang P-40 is taking that I am working on :bang head But you sure are making this old beastie look nice with the scratchbuilding.
 
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