Revell 1/32 – Bf 109 G6
I’ve done a lot of improvements (whell bay, landing gear, engine, engine compartment, panel lines, riveting…)
The cockpit is almost completely an Eduard kit. Although it was for Revell, it wasn´t for this particulary kit, so I had to made extensive changes to acomodate it.
At the end it turned out ok.
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Craig Abrahamson said on October 17, 2018
Stellar workmanship, sir…..top-notch.
Tom Cleaver said on October 17, 2018
I have a feeling you’re going to “leave a mark” on iModeler, sir. Welcome aboard. Stellar work!
Manuel Magrinho said on October 17, 2018
Thank you for your kind words.
That´s my first work after 30 years of pausing. Made a lot of mistakes, but had much more fun
🙂
SteveSunderland said on October 17, 2018
Wunderschön! Beauty.
Jeff Bailey said on October 17, 2018
VERY nicely done, Manuel! That sure is great work after a 30 year break for coffee!
Pedro L. Rocha said on October 17, 2018
I like the cockpit very much, it’s ligh years from the remaining plastic of the old 1/32 Revell mould. Modified or AM stuff?
I had this kit in the late 80s or so but never got around to build it. Your effort is much better than what the box offers. The only remark is the yellow nose, which I believe was not found on the real aircraft Graf flew
Manuel Magrinho said on October 17, 2018
Thank you.
Yes, I’ve done a lot of improvements (whell bay, landing gear, engine, engine compartment,…)
The cockpit is almost completely an Eduard kit.
Regarding the yellow nose: Graf’s most known plane used to had a kind of flames painted but, prior to that I think it was yellow.
I’m not completely sure about it but, as I didn’t had the skills to paint those flames, it went yellow.
😐
Greg Kittinger said on October 17, 2018
Lovely 109! Looks great.
Artur Zieliński said on October 17, 2018
Nice detals. Good work.
Craig Williams said on October 20, 2018
Brilliant work, Manuel!
It just goes to show that good modeller can even make a Revell kit look stunning! 😂