Academy 1/72 Bf-109E

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Academy 1/72 Bf-109E

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I just finished this last night, its a nice kit but I used an Eduard zoom set on it to add more to the cockpit and the wheel wells which where just blank, I also used decals by ExtraDecal because the kit ones where awful.
It was airbrushed using Tamiya acrylics and weathers with a homemade pastel sludge wash, I had planed on adding break lines with leadwire but been a dumbass I forgot :scratch:: thats something for me to do later.
Next up is to go back work on my B-17 for the bombers group build.

Thanks for looking

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Looks awesome! Love the weathering!
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Great work mate! Looks alot bigger than 1/72, and that's saying alot!
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LudvigN wrote:Great work mate! Looks alot bigger than 1/72, and that's saying alot!
i agree. i just was scrolling and thought it was 1/48 at least
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Really good Eion, excellent on fact. Question for you mate, how long did she take to weather? And how did you do it?
Yes.. It is supposed to look like that!

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Thanks guys
Joesdad wrote:Really good Eion, excellent on fact. Question for you mate, how long did she take to weather? And how did you do it?
For the weathering I started by giving it two coats of Klear then I used a sludge wash that I made with black and brown soft pastels, I left this on over night before rubbing it off ( the same way you do with Ultimate weathering wash and Flory models wash ) when I was happy with the effect I gave it a coat of Tamiya flat clear, next I added chipping with cidital ironbreaker silver using a 0000 brush and one of the wifes make-up pads...dont tell her :lol: finally I sprayed smoke staining with tamiya black thats about 10% paint to 90% thinners.
Id say it only took about 1-2hours spread over 3 sittings
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Stunning!
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Love the 109's, excellent weathering. Looks like a lot of work has gone into it. :thumb2:
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I like dirty planes they look lived in, great finish sir



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3 x YES for this Me 109 :clap: :clap: :clap:
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A stunning bird. I'm getting more and more worried about the decals on mine now though.
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UKscalemodeller wrote:A stunning bird. I'm getting more and more worried about the decals on mine now though.
I know what you mean, the academy decals are rubbish

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Excellent job :th: , the weathering gives it a very realistic look for a 1/72 scale :clap:
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Fantastic! I really like the weathering.
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Great 1/72 work there mate!
Fantastic paintjob in this small scale, agree with others, I read the title, looked at the pics, then had to go back to check again!
Was sure it was a 1/48 model I was looking at...very nice! :th:
To "fit all that" into such a small package takes a lot of skill and talent.
Lovely paintwork and weathering.

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wonderful work mate

looks top notch


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