Global Scale Modeller

Posted: **Thu Jan 02, 2020 9:59 am**

Good morning all

Well, as a confirmed Armour-Head, Wheelie and Track-Nut type chap, I have decided to have a go at Winged Things

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So here I am on this side of the Forum, with a first build of a plane in 35 years.
Please be nice.......please

I have two planes in my stash, and both are iconic planes of WW2. One is the 1/48 Tamiya Spitfire (Tropical Version) and the other is this, the Eduard 1/48 Profipack BF109G-6

I have decided to have a bash at the BF109

Lets have a peek inside first.
Apologies for quality of images. I use my phone for taking images. Plus, I get an awful lot of reflection from Over-head lights in Man-Cave.
So, what do we have?
A4 Instruction sheet, that having had a cursory glance seems nicely laid out and as their are many versions to build, the first job is to secure which version to build?

I have gone for version D, which is a plane that was flown by Oblt Kurt Gabler, 8./JG300, Juterbog - Waldlager Air Base, Germany, July, 1944.

Paint call outs are for Mr Hobby, which luckily, I had most of the basics but have had to order in some more from www.emodels.co.uk, note Yellow Post-it-Note at ready for jotting down paints required:th:
Again, apologies for shine / reflection but I don't like to get some parts out of the protective plastic covers.
Here are the decals.

Lovely coloured PE Parts + Masking pieces for Canopy.

Then the sprues with parts, which having read through the Instruction Sheet is blessed with lots of spares.

Canopy, again apologies for shine.

So, all in all, a nice little introduction to Winged Things again. Its going to be a straight OOTB build as it seems to have everything that is required.
So guidance and input from you experienced chaps is greatly appreciated. Watch this space and for God's Sake, help me.
Happy New Year to you all,
DW

Posted: **Sat Jan 04, 2020 8:14 pm**

Well, finally got a chance to sit down and study this model and start to build

Now, having sat down and studied this model, and doing some research on my preferred build, a chap is allowed to change his mind

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My original thought had been to build the version D. This was, on studying, a "Sanded Down" body, almost in most areas, down to the metal.
I have seen some builds of this model in this finish, but, sadly, I feel it would be beyond my experience. Man"s got to know his limitations, as Eastwood would say.
So, I have decided to swap to a slightly more forgiving Colour Scheme

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So i'm going with this,

So, on with the build. Most Plane builds, I believe, start with the Cockpit Tub.

The first parts are a mix of Plastic and PE, two parts PE and two Plastic Wheels. A chance to use this product that came today in Post, Its from MIG productions and is called Ultra Glue. Its a thick white, water based "Gloop", looks a lot like PVA. Supposed to dry clear, and be good for small parts and PE.

Few other parts added,

I'm going for an unusual choice of Base=Coat / Primer.

It will help with the Chipping effect I want to create in the Tub.
So for now, thats it for this afternoons work on this model. Hope you like the build so far and hopefully, it will get better

Have a great evening,
DW

Posted: **Sat Jan 04, 2020 9:01 pm**

Good start, waiting for more...

Posted: **Sat Jan 04, 2020 9:12 pm**

Good luck with this DW, I find the Eduard kits a real trial but you're certainly good enough to a great job

Paul

Posted: **Sat Jan 04, 2020 10:43 pm**

Daniel wrote: Sat Jan 04, 2020 9:01 pm Good start, waiting for more...

Thank you Daniel, much appreciated.
DW

Posted: **Sat Jan 04, 2020 10:46 pm**

Quax wrote: Sat Jan 04, 2020 9:12 pm Good luck with this DW, I find the Eduard kits a real trial but you're certainly good enough to a great job

Paul

Evening Paul

Never built an Eduard so no prior ideas or anything to fall back on.
I"m gonna take my time, and follow advice, and keep researching, on previous builds for any hiccups or problem areas.
Thanks for looking in

DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 05, 2020 12:52 am**

Hold on! Let me get the popcorn

Okay I'm ready for this

I've never built any winged craft

Posted: **Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:50 pm**

KalebB wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 12:52 am Hold on! Let me get the popcorn

Okay I'm ready for this

I've never built any winged craft

Well Kaleb, its been 35 years for me since I built a Plane of any scale

This morning ((being Sunday), and Mrs DW at work, and me with the return of the Head-Cold / Man Flu, you get the picture

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Return to toasty Man-Cave to resume a little work on this kit.
As I'm awaiting more paint, and especially the Black-Gray (RLM 66), paint for the inner fuselage Cockpit area from www.emodels.com, I can't do much else.
I fired up the Bambi, to lay down some paint as a base for Chipping (Vallejo, Model Air, Steel).
As this is being now constructed as Type B, some removal of moulded on parts on each side of Cockpit walls was required, as per instructions. The Eduard Instructions do need to be read once, twice and three times so as to pick up on any deviations to correspond to the model you are building.
Using the very, very sharp Micro Chisel (sorry, not a clue where I bought it from, and make and model), I removed the two mouldings from Sidewalls.

As not much more can be done to Cockpit sidewalls, I moved on to Coloured PE Instrument Panel. Comprising of 3-Parts, I used the new MIG Productions Ultra Glue to stick the three bits to each other. Good stuff this Ultra Gloop. Dries clear and needs very little of it to fix.

I then sprayed the Plastic Instrument wall, Sidewalls of Fuselage and Cockpit Tub with Vallejo, Model Air, Steel through the trusty Apex at 1.5 Bar with no Thinner or any additives. Unfortunately, I forgot to take photos of finished results, but it laid on beautifully and has given a solid base for Chipping.
So, until Postie delivers some paints, thats gonna be it for this week.
Hope you have all had a super weekend whatever you have been up to?

DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:18 pm**

Good to see that Mig stuff works well. I may order some, as one of the recent kits I bought had PE in it. I've never used PE before so I'm excited to give that a try.

That instruments panel looks so good, it's amazing what detail they can pack into something so small

Posted: **Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:59 pm**

KalebB wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:18 pm Good to see that Mig stuff works well. I may order some, as one of the recent kits I bought had PE in it. I've never used PE before so I'm excited to give that a try.

That instruments panel looks so good, it's amazing what detail they can pack into something so small

I"ve seen many mediums used fro gluing PE. Most use C/A. i do use Thick C/A but you always run the risk of adding to much medium and getting residue ruining the look.
I notice that a few use Varnish or PVA.
This ultra glue looks a lot like PVA. and could possibly be an expensive pot of PVA

In AK and MIG we trust.

DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 05, 2020 8:01 pm**

Donkeywalloper wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:59 pm
KalebB wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:18 pm Good to see that Mig stuff works well. I may order some, as one of the recent kits I bought had PE in it. I've never used PE before so I'm excited to give that a try.

That instruments panel looks so good, it's amazing what detail they can pack into something so small
I"ve seen many mediums used fro gluing PE. Most use C/A. i do use Thick C/A but you always run the risk of adding to much medium and getting residue ruining the look.
I notice that a few use Varnish or PVA.
This Ultra glue looks a lot like PVA. and could possibly be an expensive pot of PVA
In AK and MIG we trust.
You"re right about the coloured PE, it really helps the detailing of the kits.
DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 05, 2020 8:15 pm**

All looking good so far just be careful when lining up the fuselage/wing sides as some Eduard kits have minimal male/female sockets

Posted: **Sun Jan 05, 2020 8:17 pm**

Donkeywalloper wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:59 pm
KalebB wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:18 pm Good to see that Mig stuff works well. I may order some, as one of the recent kits I bought had PE in it. I've never used PE before so I'm excited to give that a try.

That instruments panel looks so good, it's amazing what detail they can pack into something so small
I"ve seen many mediums used fro gluing PE. Most use C/A. i do use Thick C/A but you always run the risk of adding to much medium and getting residue ruining the look.
I notice that a few use Varnish or PVA.
This ultra glue looks a lot like PVA. and could possibly be an expensive pot of PVA
In AK and MIG we trust.
DW

You're probably right Donkey

they're heavy chipping fluid is basically decanted hair spray so I'm sure they are above rebranding

Posted: **Mon Jan 06, 2020 4:55 am**

Looking good so far.

Posted: **Mon Jan 06, 2020 8:13 am**

Hawkmoon wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 8:15 pm All looking good so far just be careful when lining up the fuselage/wing sides as some Eduard kits have minimal male/female sockets

Good morning Hawkmoon
Thanks for advice on this, I did notice its the bare minimum or even negative on the locating lug side.
As its a first for many years, I'm not rushing and exploring the Instruction sheet time and time again.

DW

Posted: **Mon Jan 06, 2020 8:15 am**

KalebB wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 8:17 pm
Donkeywalloper wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:59 pm
KalebB wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:18 pm Good to see that Mig stuff works well. I may order some, as one of the recent kits I bought had PE in it. I've never used PE before so I'm excited to give that a try.

That instruments panel looks so good, it's amazing what detail they can pack into something so small
I"ve seen many mediums used fro gluing PE. Most use C/A. i do use Thick C/A but you always run the risk of adding to much medium and getting residue ruining the look.
I notice that a few use Varnish or PVA.
This ultra glue looks a lot like PVA. and could possibly be an expensive pot of PVA
In AK and MIG we trust.
DW

You're probably right Donkey they're heavy chipping fluid is basically decanted hair spray so I'm sure they are above rebranding

For sure, for sure. The Ultra Glue for all I could tell, looked like PVA. The gullible that we are

DW

Posted: **Mon Jan 06, 2020 8:15 am**

AlbertD wrote: Mon Jan 06, 2020 4:55 am Looking good so far.

Cheers AlbertD, much appreciated.
DW

Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2020 7:05 pm**

Not worth pictures tonight, but two layers of Chipping Fluid added to Cockpit interior areas, through Apex.
Plus a little haul arrived from www.emodels.co.uk and www.scalemodelshop.co.uk
Paints to suit and some more Chipping Fluid and treated myself to some more Pencils, as I loved the Green set.

Plus some line for radio antenna.

Further works this weekend,
DW

Posted: **Wed Jan 15, 2020 7:21 pm**

A quiet day at work, and I spent some time doing what I should have done at the start of this build.
Doing a bit of reference work.
To be honest, every build of whatever subject you choose, should involve a spot of reference. I mean whats the bloody point of the www, if you dont use it.
I'm a fool. A huge conceited fool.
Who admits, after not building a winged thing in 35 years, of not doing some basic reference work prior to building something

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I dont know anything about the BF109G-6. Yeah, it was the workhorse of the Luftwaffe for many of the early war years and even used to the end. I knew that, but apart from that, not a lot else.
Alarm bells should have rung in my head when building the Cockpit. Why was a long thin piece of clear plastic attached to the right of the seat, and according to instructions painted in yellow

Why painted yellow?
Why does Eduard provide this part in clear plastic?
Then 15 minutes of delving into the web, brought the answer.

Its the Fuel line, it probably has a better title, but its cleverly moulded by Eduard in clear plastic, so you can leave the section at the top clear, so the Pilot can see the fuel..........

What a bloody idiot I am

At least its easily remedied.
I have only put a layer of Silver and a couple of layers of Chipping Fluid on that piece.
A dab of Paint Remover and then mask off ready for all the paints, washes and filters to be applied.
Its a good reminder to self and all.
Before starting a new model and cracking open box and whacking plastic together with TET and paint............STOP!

Spend a wee time having a look on the www, and even if you think you knew what you are building, you maybe will be surprised by something you find, simply by referencing the model in front of you.
Have a great evening,
DW

Posted: **Sat Jan 18, 2020 10:00 pm**

Evening all

So a quick update on this afternoons tiny, tiny session before Mrs DW came home.
You will have read my rant above reference, being careful about reading up on projects before starting and during.
The nice people at www.emodels.com, sent me this to have a gander through. Packed full of Tips and very nicely laid out.

I also ordered some Isopropyl Alcohol, 1L from RB On-line. Had this within 24hrs of ordering.

So, with a very small brush, I removed enough Vallejo Silver with Revell Paint Remover, to get back to clear original part, on Fuel Indicator.

It came out well

I can now mask this off with a little Vallejo Liquid Mask, and lay down a little colour tomorrow.
Air-Booth ready to go,

Colour will be two fine layers of AK Air RLM 66. Should give me a nice base for scratching. Prior to that, I'll highlight with RLM 66 and a touch of white.
Thats all for now chaps,
DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 19, 2020 9:20 am**

Going well so far DW, it's the great thing about this hobby/fixation that we're always learning something!

Paul

Posted: **Sun Jan 19, 2020 4:12 pm**

Quax wrote: Sun Jan 19, 2020 9:20 am Going well so far DW, it's the great thing about this hobby/fixation that we're always learning something!

Paul

You certainly do learn Paul
DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 19, 2020 7:52 pm**

Hey up, from a very cold Midlands Man-Cave.
Hard Frost over night, and as I crunched across the grass, and paving stepping stones to Man-Cave, what would the mornings shenanigans bring?
Well, all set up for some color to be added to Fuselage Cockpit area in the form of AK RLM 66.

Lots of pieces of Pre-Coloured PE added.
Did have a small disaster with the coloured PE, as the coloured part cracked off when bending the PE. Not very good

. So have had to turn to the Plastic provided part and Deca;s for the dials.
Not a massive, huge problem as most of this will not be seen once closed up. The coloured printed section does not seem to be bonded very well to the PE.

So little bits of colour added in the shape of Joystick "Gaiter", Joystick handle painted Black.
Pedal Straps painted.

Have made up PE provided Restraints, and as usual with Eduard, nice parts, but not very clear instruction as to where to stick them

Reference photos from real thing and completed models will assist.
So thats it for now, thanks for dropping by chaps.
DW

Posted: **Tue Jan 21, 2020 7:48 am**

Well a wee little more "beautifying" of Cockpit and Cockpit Fuselage sidewalls. Bit of Chipping and Scratches applied around Cockpit. Fuel line painted Yellow and the Vallejo Mask still in place to cover clear plastic (doh).
Little bit more kit supplied PE added and a Postie delivery of some Tamiya Sponge Sanders.

Fairly close now to buttoning up the fuselage sides.
Just need to add Harness and couple of coats of Gloss, and a mix of some Black Winsor Newton Oils to accentuate panels and detail.

Hope I'm doing alright by you guys.
Have a great day all,
DW

Posted: **Thu Jan 23, 2020 12:59 am**

I have not built an Eduard 109 yet but have a couple in the stash. They look like fantastic kits and your certainly doing yours justice. I'll stick around for the long haul for this build.

Posted: **Thu Jan 23, 2020 3:33 am**

Looking good!!

Posted: **Thu Jan 23, 2020 7:50 am**

AlbertD wrote: Thu Jan 23, 2020 12:59 am I have not built an Eduard 109 yet but have a couple in the stash. They look like fantastic kits and your certainly doing yours justice. I'll stick around for the long haul for this build.

I

to your previous build of this venerable bird. I do think I'm in it for a long haul lol

DW

Posted: **Thu Jan 23, 2020 7:51 am**

Oddball007 wrote: Thu Jan 23, 2020 3:33 am Looking good!!

mate
DW

Posted: **Thu Jan 23, 2020 8:13 am**

Coming together nicely and great work

Posted: **Thu Jan 23, 2020 8:48 am**

Hawkmoon wrote: Thu Jan 23, 2020 8:13 am Coming together nicely and great work

Cheers Hawkmoon, for a first build of a Winged Thing in 35 years, its not coming along to bad.
Cheers for looking in,
DW

Posted: **Fri Jan 24, 2020 8:58 am**

Going together very well DW, some lovely cockpit detailing

Posted: **Fri Jan 24, 2020 1:10 pm**

Kevthemodeller wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2020 8:58 am Going together very well DW, some lovely cockpit detailing

Hi Kev
Its not going to bad for a 1st time. Thanks for looking in.
DW

Posted: **Sat Jan 25, 2020 12:49 pm**

and then disaster struck this morning.
One of the two wheels for the cockpit, pinged off into the stratosphere and has buried itself deep in the Carpet Tile Monster. An hour on my knees but it gone.............
B*&^^CKs
No spares.
DW

Posted: **Sat Jan 25, 2020 1:11 pm**

Donkeywalloper wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 12:49 pm
and then disaster struck this morning.
One of the two wheels for the cockpit, pinged off into the stratosphere and has buried itself deep in the Carpet Tile Monster. An hour on my knees but it gone.............
B*&^^CKs
No spares.
DW

Damn that's bad luck.... tried the vacuum cleaner/ panty hose trick ?
There is a manufacturer that does a hand wheel set....sorry can't remember who.

edit.... https://www.bnamodelworld.com/parts-dec ... -maim35502
http://www.tracks-n-troops.eu/shop/inde ... ts_id=9091
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Resicast-1-35- ... 3386754498

Posted: **Sat Jan 25, 2020 6:27 pm**

Hate it when that happens, hope you get sorted on a replacement and looking good

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:08 am**

Did the same thing yesterday with a Tamiya BF109 antenna. Spent a while looking for it but gave up. As soon as I make a new one from scratch I'll glance over and it will be right were I've been looking. It's amazing how far tweezers will launch a small part.

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 12:45 pm**

Hawkmoon wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 6:27 pm Hate it when that happens, hope you get sorted on a replacement and looking good

Pain in the proverbial chap.
DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 12:47 pm**

digger303 wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 1:11 pm
Donkeywalloper wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 12:49 pm
and then disaster struck this morning.
One of the two wheels for the cockpit, pinged off into the stratosphere and has buried itself deep in the Carpet Tile Monster. An hour on my knees but it gone.............
B*&^^CKs
No spares.
DW
Damn that's bad luck.... tried the vacuum cleaner/ panty hose trick ?
There is a manufacturer that does a hand wheel set....sorry can't remember who.

edit.... https://www.bnamodelworld.com/parts-dec ... -maim35502
http://www.tracks-n-troops.eu/shop/inde ... ts_id=9091
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Resicast-1-35- ... 3386754498

Digger you#re a star, taking time out to find these sites and the Vacuum trick.....well read on chap, you'll see why you're the star pupil.
DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 12:53 pm**

Donkeywalloper wrote: Sun Jan 26, 2020 12:47 pm
digger303 wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 1:11 pm
Donkeywalloper wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 12:49 pm
and then disaster struck this morning.
One of the two wheels for the cockpit, pinged off into the stratosphere and has buried itself deep in the Carpet Tile Monster. An hour on my knees but it gone.............
B*&^^CKs
No spares.
DW
Damn that's bad luck.... tried the vacuum cleaner/ panty hose trick ?
There is a manufacturer that does a hand wheel set....sorry can't remember who.

edit.... https://www.bnamodelworld.com/parts-dec ... -maim35502
http://www.tracks-n-troops.eu/shop/inde ... ts_id=9091
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Resicast-1-35- ... 3386754498
Digger you#re a star, taking time out to find these sites and the Vacuum trick.....well read on chap, you'll see why you're the star pupil.
DW

Star pupil comment puzzles me, but your welcome

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 1:11 pm**

So my morning session of The Archers Omnibus and modelling began, with a heavy heart for a lost wheel.
But, Digger had sewn a spark in my noggin.
I had in the Garage, unused for many, many years, a little Vacuum with an internal filter designed I think for a Hobby units purpose. Very good suck, and with the internal filter, this may just work.....

So, back on my knees and to work we go with its little hose extension, I worked over all the areas I had covered yesterday with hand and eye search.
After 10 minutes of working over the areas again, I gingerly opened the Vacuum casing and tapped out the filter.

Wow, wow, wow.......

Quick as a flash, I glued it back on so I didn't lose it again

I have added the Eduard provided PE coloured Pilot Harness to seat, and having checked the Fuselage Cockpit areas for any more areas to have parts added, none.
I thought it would be a good idea to carry out an Oil Wash. I used Lamp Black, a tiny amount, dabbed on some Paper Towel and left to drain the residual oils out. Then mixed with Turps, in a 80% to 10% Colour wash.
Washed over the Cockpit Tub and Cockpit walls into crevices and ridges.

The residual once dried, swabbed off with Baby Bud / Q-Tip.
I probably have shown this before, but the finished Instrument Panel.

These are the two dials , that I wanted to create from the Coloured PE Part but when bent, the coloured part came away. I resorted to the plastic part with decal added. Drop of Micro Set and Sol.

I also managed to work on the Exhausts, which having been primed were sprayed with Mr Hobby Metal Burnt Iron.

This means that all that is needed, is a coat of Matt Varnish on Fuselage Walls and Cockpit Tub, the whole lot then can be glued in place and two sides of Fuselage can be joined together.
Hope you all have a great day,
DW

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 1:22 pm**

GREAT RESULT all found and back in the cockpit.Well done just goes to show never throw anything away.

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 1:44 pm**

you deserve to find it from all the great work and detail on your cockpitamazing job

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:46 pm**

Oh yes great save

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 7:11 pm**

Nice result and glad your sorted on the build

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 2020 8:01 pm**

Loving the build DW and great tip with the vac!!

Posted: **Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:24 am**

digger303 wrote: Sun Jan 26, 2020 1:22 pm GREAT RESULT all found and back in the cockpit.Well done just goes to show never throw anything away.

Thank you Digger, and thnak you for the tips.
DW

Posted: **Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:25 am**

Meliodas2019 wrote: Sun Jan 26, 2020 1:44 pm you deserve to find it from all the great work and detail on your cockpitamazing job

Thank you, it would have made no real differnece, except WE all would have known the wheel was missing.
DW

Posted: **Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:26 am**

Kevthemodeller wrote: Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:46 pm Oh yes great save

LOL Back of the net (well Vacuum Filter).

DW

Posted: **Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:27 am**

alextheblue wrote: Sun Jan 26, 2020 8:01 pm Loving the build DW and great tip with the vac!!

All down to Digger. Few carpet burns on knees (steady), from rummaging around on Carpet Tile floor, but worth it to get the part back.

DW

Posted: **Tue Jan 28, 2020 3:58 am**

Congratulations on your brilliant detective work on finding your wheel. Did you happen to find my antenna mast too? I think it might have flown that far.

Global Scale Modeller

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