Picked this kit up at a show in a bag for $3.00. No decals but it appears to be complete. Scored a True Details cockpit recently along with some wheels and decals. Will build it as a BF-110C, "Yellow M", III/ZG, North Africa, as depicted in the AeroMaster sheet. Never build a 110 let alone a Fujimi kit, so this will be interesting to say the least. If this doesn't work out I have two fall backs, a Spit MK Vb trop or a F-6A Mustang. If time permits I'll try to finish all three.

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Tom, you're probably better off without the decals, at this point. You've got the aftermarket interior, which will be a lot better than the kits. It's not a bad kit, and for $3 it's a deal! I've got one, someplace if you need anything.

And what type of hat would that be David?

Looking forward to see you start on this Tom, I have this kit as well, in fact for a good long time. It was the only game in town for many years in this scale until Revell/Monogram came out with theirs as well the ProModeler "G". I have picked some AM items for it as the interior is sparse, Mauve and Eduards are the others with 110's. May have gone with this myself, depends I might still in how quick the D.520 comes along.

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Hi Tom - I built 3 of these Fujimi 110s about 10 years ago before anyone else I found had one in 1/48 scale. There's a couple of posts of the completed models on this site. The kit produces a credible model as is but is certainly tweakable with add-ons, some of which you have but the cockpit tub is probably where you'll spend most of yout time, adding wiring, seat belts and other twiddly bits. All the ones I built were Battle of Britain era rather than Western Desert like the one illustrated here.

Paul

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Tom, that's a fine deal for $3 and you will do it justice! The TD cockpit makes a huge difference. I recommend replacing the main wheels as well with TD ones (or someone's Cyberhobby or Eduard leftovers). The tail is a tad small and the wingtips are not 'quite' right but really that's just not a big deal. The fit is very good and the exterior detail is fine and understated. Looking forward to your build, sir!