Tromboner Messerschmit Bf-109G6R2 1/24
Here is recently finished big Gustav as you may know some progress steps on forum (http://imodeler.com/groups/work-in-progress-aircraft/forum/topic/me109g6r3-trumpeter-124/) . As it is went in usual progress it become a nightmare with staled decal set ! I tried to recover using Micro Decal Film but solution not satisfied. So I painted most of parcel by masking or free hand (thoose crose eyes) . Fortunately I am happy to finish and push to gallery at last with reasonable finish.
Happy modelling
Ozkan
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Ulrich Schütt said on March 10, 2013
Wow! That is one very nice 109 !!!!
The pictures are great too! I’ve looked at the other planes you’ve build here on Imodeler and I must say you are talented!!!
Craig Abrahamson said on March 10, 2013
A most impressive build, Ozkan…that engine is amazingly detailed. Excellent photography and fine attention to detail. Bravo to you, sir. A “10” for sure.
Tom Cleaver said on March 10, 2013
A 10 for taking that monster and turning it into a beautiful model.
Tom Cleaver said on March 10, 2013
Damn – I meant to give it a 10 and clicked “3” – my mistake and perhaps Martin can fix it.
jeff stewart said on March 10, 2013
The camo, as does evertthing else, looks great! My 10 may help with Toms “shaky” hand!
jeff stewart said on March 10, 2013
BTW, It looks alot like Trumpeters offering in 1/32.
jeff stewart said on March 10, 2013
Sorry….I’m an i***t. Tromboner!…..Ha!
jeff stewart said on March 10, 2013
I…d…i…o…t, really?
Craig Abrahamson said on March 10, 2013
Yeah…..I thought Martin had “tweaked” that program.
Tom Cleaver said on March 11, 2013
“Nanny” still has her “eccentricities.” I think she was programmed to follow the “Thumper rule” (from Bambi: Thumper says: If ya can’t say somethin’ nice, don’t say anything at all!”)
Tom Cleaver said on March 11, 2013
It does look like the 1/32 Tromboner kit – even down to the wrong rudder – too narrow in chord. I couldn’t figure out how they did that, then I found a photo of a Bf-109 tail, taken from the right rear, with the rudder cocked about 5 degrees to the left, something that would be obvious as can be to anyone looking at it who knew the slightest anything about airplanes, something one cannot assume when it comes to the Tromboner design team, and it is narrrow in chord and slightly mis-shapen, just like the kit, when viewed with the page not flattened down.
That’s the one thing about Tromboner that drives me nuts: they will copy a good kit (like the A-M SBD and TBF, the Tamiya P-47s, the Hasegawa Hurricanes etc.), and the “A” team is in charge of that, then they have the “B” team that does all the kits one tears one’s hair out over.
Walt Babst said on March 10, 2013
Damn that looks nice….I will have to copy that scheme for one of my 1/48th kits. I love the big eyes. Great job!
Bryan W. Bernart said on March 11, 2013
Tromboner. In most cases the name fits to a tee. Beautiful work.
Ozkan Turker said on March 11, 2013
Thank you very much to all for kind compliments. I will need these to complete new scratchbuild project 🙂