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I see sharkmouth schemes coming! Even the nightfighter was known to bare them!
Regards,
I see sharkmouth schemes coming! Even the nightfighter was known to bare them!
Regards,
Paulw
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post some pics of the night fighter with them and maybe Ill consider it.
post some pics of the night fighter with them and maybe Ill consider it.
reconron
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Ooh goody,more pointy teeth scheme pics! :coolio
Greetings,Ron.
Ooh goody,more pointy teeth scheme pics! :coolio
Greetings,Ron.
sharkman
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Haha, just caught this!
Don't tempt me!
Haven't been up to much lately but did pick this one up..
There aren't any floats on that...
Haha, just caught this!
Don't tempt me!
sharkman
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I have the other 2 cyber hobby kits in the stash and plan to make one a night fighter. There's a good scheme with a black and red mouth Paul, don' have a picture to post but you can find it on wings palette
http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww2/f/318/2/1
Page 2, 3C+DM
post some pics of the night fighter with them and maybe Ill consider it.
I have the other 2 cyber hobby kits in the stash and plan to make one a night fighter. There's a good scheme with a black and red mouth Paul, don' have a picture to post but you can find it on wings palette
http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww2/f/318/2/1
Page 2, 3C+DM
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Since I have the same kit in 1/32nd scale, I know they have decals for 3C+EN. However, looking at the photographs, it is actually a BF 110E. Yet, I don't give up so easily!
Armed with the best book on this aircraft:
I studied several photographs and even contacted the author, John Vasco. Here is the aircraft in question:
Above and below are Bf 110E-2 D5+ER. note the white E on the leading edge. No radar here.
Wilhem Herget flew this aircraft in the service of 4./NJG 1 with a sharkmouth which was reminiscent of Bf 110E-2 which he flew while with 7./NJG 3. It is entirely possible that they are the same airframe:
Yet, your model is of the Bf 110D. Now, here it gets interesting. The serial 4384 is for an early E-2 built by Focke-Wulf in April 1941. Finding sharper photographs of another aircraft from the same unit allowed details to be evaluated:
This is what John Vasco had to state:
"The lack of air intake on the gun cowling on the ground in the photo identifies it as a 'D' variant. ...the extended rear fuselage was common to the 'D' variant and to the early 'E' batches coming off the production line."
So, it is how mine will be built.
Other details:[ol]
[li]Wing pitot of an "E" type
[li]Gun cowling has no "E" style intake
[li]Wheels appear to be the smaller "D" type
[li]MG15 cutout has been plated over
[li]It has been retro-fitted with scissor-link to the tailwheel strut.
[/ol]
Regards,
Since I have the same kit in 1/32nd scale, I know they have decals for 3C+EN. However, looking at the photographs, it is actually a BF 110E. Yet, I don't give up so easily!
Armed with the best book on this aircraft:
I studied several photographs and even contacted the author, John Vasco. Here is the aircraft in question:
Above and below are Bf 110E-2 D5+ER. note the white E on the leading edge. No radar here.
Wilhem Herget flew this aircraft in the service of 4./NJG 1 with a sharkmouth which was reminiscent of Bf 110E-2 which he flew while with 7./NJG 3. It is entirely possible that they are the same airframe:
Yet, your model is of the Bf 110D. Now, here it gets interesting. The serial 4384 is for an early E-2 built by Focke-Wulf in April 1941. Finding sharper photographs of another aircraft from the same unit allowed details to be evaluated:
This is what John Vasco had to state:
"The lack of air intake on the gun cowling on the ground in the photo identifies it as a 'D' variant. ...the extended rear fuselage was common to the 'D' variant and to the early 'E' batches coming off the production line."
So, it is how mine will be built.
Other details:[ol]
[li]Wing pitot of an "E" type
[li]Gun cowling has no "E" style intake
[li]Wheels appear to be the smaller "D" type
[li]MG15 cutout has been plated over
[li]It has been retro-fitted with scissor-link to the tailwheel strut.
[/ol]
Regards,
Paulw
Well-known member
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I do have this option as well as others and this is a very informative book,thanks Saul.
Since I have the same kit in 1/32nd scale, I know they have decals for 3C+EN. However, looking at the photographs, it is actually a BF 110E. Yet, I don't give up so easily!
Armed with the best book on this aircraft:
I studied several photographs and even contacted the author, John Vasco. Here is the aircraft in question:
Above and below are Bf 110E-2 D5+ER. note the white E on the leading edge. No radar here.
Wilhem Herget flew this aircraft in the service of 4./NJG 1 with a sharkmouth which was reminiscent of Bf 110E-2 which he flew while with 7./NJG 3. It is entirely possible that they are the same airframe:
Yet, your model is of the Bf 110D. Now, here it gets interesting. The serial 4384 is for an early E-2 built by Focke-Wulf in April 1941. Finding sharper photographs of another aircraft from the same unit allowed details to be evaluated:
This is what John Vasco had to state:
"The lack of air intake on the gun cowling on the ground in the photo identifies it as a 'D' variant. ...the extended rear fuselage was common to the 'D' variant and to the early 'E' batches coming off the production line."
So, it is how mine will be built.
Other details:[ol]
[li]Wing pitot of an "E" type
[li]Gun cowling has no "E" style intake
[li]Wheels appear to be the smaller "D" type
[li]MG15 cutout has been plated over
[li]It has been retro-fitted with scissor-link to the tailwheel strut.
[/ol]
Regards,
I do have this option as well as others and this is a very informative book,thanks Saul.
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My point is that the aircraft is actually an early E built from a D and may very well have the boat tail.
Regards,
My point is that the aircraft is actually an early E built from a D and may very well have the boat tail.
Regards,
Tankbuilder
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Sh
Shalom.
I've often wanted to post an image from a book to this forum but have always run into the pesky "Copyright" thing at the front of the book and the rules here stating not to post anything that has a copyright. Just how do we get around those two things? Just interested because it'd make asking a number of questions or the reply a whole lot easier if an image could be included.
Thanks and cheers.
Sh
post some pics of the night fighter with them and maybe Ill consider it.
Shalom.
I've often wanted to post an image from a book to this forum but have always run into the pesky "Copyright" thing at the front of the book and the rules here stating not to post anything that has a copyright. Just how do we get around those two things? Just interested because it'd make asking a number of questions or the reply a whole lot easier if an image could be included.
Thanks and cheers.
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Sprue A with parts 25-32 are specific to the D. The early E-2 are almost identical to the D-3 so you can keep the long boat tail.
Regards,
Sprue A with parts 25-32 are specific to the D. The early E-2 are almost identical to the D-3 so you can keep the long boat tail.
Regards,
denstore
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:smack
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the Classic Airframes late SM79 Sparviero was the one I have been searching for. I have the early already, but i would like to find the late one as well.
Sherman 18
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Some stuff I've picked up over the last month
Some stuff I've picked up over the last month
