1/72 Fw-190 D-9
This Dora is finished as an aircraft belonging to JG26 during 1944-45.
The model is the Tamiya offering built straight from the box with a set of Eduard seatbelts added.
All markings were painted on with Eduard masks, using an Aeromaster decal sheet as a guide. I really liked how the painted markings turned out, although I regret using a mask for the smaller Bf-109 to paint the tail marking.
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Ted Leaman said on February 6, 2013
Very well done Anders! I like it a lot!
AL HOFFMAN said on February 6, 2013
Aren’t mottles fun in 72nd scale. Yours are very well done.
Craig Abrahamson said on February 6, 2013
When I first saw your pics, I thought that was good work. The I noticed the scale. Now I think that is EXCEPTIONAL work. Very nice build, Anders. :0
Tom Cleaver said on February 6, 2013
I’ll agree – if the work was 1/48 it would be very good. That it is 1/72 makes it truly exceptional.
Rob Anderson said on February 7, 2013
Lovely Dora!
Anders Isaksson said on February 7, 2013
Thanks all for the comments, and I am glad you like it even more because fo the scale!
And yes, when the airbrush and paint cooperate (not always the case) mottles in 72nd scale are indeed fun to do. 🙂
jorge andres rivas krause said on April 27, 2013
that is a good looking Dora!…the more I see 1/72 planes the more I like them…maybe is time for me to stick in only one scale!
cheers
Anders Isaksson said on May 5, 2013
Stick to only one scale? Impossible if you ask me… 🙂
Thanks!
Peter Ibes said on June 19, 2019
Very nice Dora Anders and in my favorite scale!
May I ask what paint you used? My airbrush and (acrylic) paint definitely do NOT always want to cooperate…
Peter
Anders Isaksson said on June 20, 2019
Thanks Peter!
My memory has faded but beleive these were all Tamiya XF paints.
I never got around to applying any dark washes and stuff so all shading was done with the airbrush and heavily thinned paints.
Thanks again!