Building the Monogram Heinkel 111 is a project I also should be doing since I have the kit and all that AM stuff in the stash, but somehow it just gets postponed ad infinitum, so John thank you for getting it build and posted in these pages. I for one will definitely be following your progress with keen interest

Nice work, John. For me, this was the '111' of its time, until ICM came along. Looking good so far, and glad you got replacement canopies. I always thought the circular framing of the nose turret to the main nose glazing was too narrow on this model and should've been at least twice the width.

I smiled when I saw your name and the date marked inside the fuselage... almost as though you're expecting someone to open the fuselage in a few hundred years time to find out who built the kit. But then again, you may have another perfectly reasonable explanation... ;-). Will be looking in on the progress of this one.

As long as it doesn’t head in the ‘Picasso’ direction this will be fantastic, John! Loving these 111s!

Very nice choice, John @j-healy
The progress you made till now looks great.
Looking forward to this one, especially how you are going to mask the canopy.

Looking forward to this piece of art John!

Rembrandt signed his………

This is very inspiring John. I picked up the Monogram He-111 from the consignment table at Kings Hobby in Austin, Texas a few years ago now. It's going to take up a lot of real estate in the cabinet if I do tackle it. I'm looking forward to seeing your build! 🙂

Great choice, John. Excellent work so far onthe fine detail in the kit. Odd that we seem to have parallel inspirations and, apparently similarly diverse tastes in aircraft (seeing as we are both building Skyhawks as well over in the Falklands/Malvina GB). I like this kit a lot. I didn't get as far as you did with the cockpit but I have spent some time (including several hours today) doing Eduard etch for the fuselage/cabin behind. Since the cockpit is built up out the front, I am aiming to get everything necessary done inside the fuselage so I can glue the halves together ASAP. I will do the pit after that. I will be following your build carefully to get inspiration on the build challenges. Looking forward to your artistry (complete with signature).