Great progress John. And may I say it was well spotted to use the railway-font for the inscription! The font used is called "Bahnschrift", and was the one used for lettering on LW planes. I really like your double-build way of presenting these builds @j-jealy.

Both look wonderful, my friend @j-healy!
The Xtracolor proved to be a good, reliable friend!

Yes, John. It’s Hannants house brand enamel from the UK. Great stuff. All colors are gloss except for a few interior shades in their line.

62 green applied. I went with 61 brown and 62 green over 63 gray for this one. Some guys believe that it was actually 70/71 greens used on top due to the darkness of the photos. I played around with some black/white photos of my tins of the paints in question. They all show up dark. I honestly believe it could’ve been in either scheme. I went with Aeromaster’s 61/62 suggestion simply because I like it and it’s different. Many references show this plane with blue undersides, unlike the majority of 51s which seem to have been given camo tops while maintaining the 63 undersides. It doesn’t make sense to me that some were painted blue while others weren’t. I left mine in 63 gray.

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Decal day for the Heinkel. I had to remove the rudder control horns to accommodate the the black cross. I’ll add new ones tommorow.

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Looks superb, my friend @j-healy! I agree with our friend @johnb about the horns, seems that was the only solution, though...

We're all human and make mistakes, John @j-healy
You corrected it perfectly.
The wood grain looks great.

Your Henkel is look'n good @j-healy. I make a mistake on every model I touch, if not two. You have no worries here. Prop looks just fine. Sometimes EZ line looks too thick to my liking but it sure is easy to work with. I am going to try Ammo .03 Rigging (Ischi in disguise) on my next build. It looks just right in the package.