phantom II
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Hasegawa HE 111 H-6 as a way to build a HE 111 H-20
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
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Heinkel HE 111 H20
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Heavens Eagle
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Didn't the H-20 have an actual turret on top?
phantom II
Master at Arms
The early one did not but I am planning to graft one in to represent an H-20 or for that matter the H-22.
That's why it says " Hasegawa HE 111 H-6 as a way to build an HE 111 H-20 "
No one has yet made a descent H-20 in 1/72
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Ooooops nearly forgot the date stamp....
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Nice Christian!
I'm hoping Warren . I hope not to miss any of the detail as to me they pretty much look alike from the pictures.
Even the P & H versions look the same ( to me ) even though they had different engines .
Cheers, Christian B)
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Great subject choice!
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thanks Randy . The Spade seems to be a much unappreciated German bomber ( by modelers ) .
I have to admit they looked a bit lackluster but it was the the most flexible airplane the Luftwaffe had .
It was used in all roles except for night fighter.
It bombed day or night, torpedoed , mined , transported cargo, paratrooper , special agents, towed gliders and attacked shipping . Mostly by installing different kits on the airframe .
Really can't think of anything else this flexible .
Cheers, Christian B)
I have to admit they looked a bit lackluster but it was the the most flexible airplane the Luftwaffe had .
It was used in all roles except for night fighter.
It bombed day or night, torpedoed , mined , transported cargo, paratrooper , special agents, towed gliders and attacked shipping . Mostly by installing different kits on the airframe .
Really can't think of anything else this flexible .
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Here we go...
The tailcone guns were deleted after the H-16 so these are not needed. The stubs fro the ladder antenna will be in the way, so remove them now as well.
Two kits will be used. Hasegawa (gray ) for the builder and the old Italeri H-22 for a parts donor
As you can see their profile is somewhat different.
My thoughts were, the easiest way to install a turret on this kit would be to rob it.
Now to remove the useless section from the good kit .
:S
And graft in the donor part .
The rails are no longer needed with the turret. so let's sand it all smooth
Now, I'll do the other side.
Cheers, christian B)
The tailcone guns were deleted after the H-16 so these are not needed. The stubs fro the ladder antenna will be in the way, so remove them now as well.
Two kits will be used. Hasegawa (gray ) for the builder and the old Italeri H-22 for a parts donor
As you can see their profile is somewhat different.
My thoughts were, the easiest way to install a turret on this kit would be to rob it.
Now to remove the useless section from the good kit .
And graft in the donor part .
The rails are no longer needed with the turret. so let's sand it all smooth
Now, I'll do the other side.
Cheers, christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Wow! better get extra
Maybe not Dave . Going to look at the gondola and the extra windows tomorrow. Hoping it won't be too tough.
Cheers, Christian B)
Heinkel HE 11
How the build would be easier if Airfix sold their sprues separately! Here is the sprue from their upcoming He-111 H:
and a CAD showing the new (shaded) parts on their He-11 P:
Yet, this way should be more satisfying.
Regards,
How the build would be easier if Airfix sold their sprues separately! Here is the sprue from their upcoming He-111 H:
and a CAD showing the new (shaded) parts on their He-11 P:
Yet, this way should be more satisfying.
Regards,
Heinkel HE 11
A bomb and torpedo, by god they'll get'em coming or going won't they?
A bomb and torpedo, by god they'll get'em coming or going won't they?
