Jay @ssgt, the He-100 has gone through my mind...I have the Lindberg and MPM kits in my stash...that will be another project later on...it is a tiny plane.

Spectacular job, my friend @v1pro!

Spiros @fiveten, thank you buddy. This build should be done sometime next week.

Making the propeller assembly, first the spinner needed work, it started out crushed. I worked it out slowly not to damage it any further and filled it with a little piece of cotton and super glue. The outside I covered the tip with gel super glue. After it cured I filed it into shape and then sanded it smooth.

Then I drilled a hole on both sides and then I inserted a piece of stretched sprue. This is the base for the propeller blades to where it will get glued on to.

The blades were cut from the sheet, filed, sanded into shape.

The final shot shows the whole assembly together.

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Now the main gears also getting the scratch treatment.

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It is really wonderful that you tackled all the above without resorting to aftermarket and came up with such a homogenous result, ready for the paint shop, my friend @v1pro!
Looking forward to your progress!

Thank you Spiros @fiveten, there is one after market item I might use and it is a replacement for the canopy. I'll see how this goes later, the original is yellowing and it is quite thick. Last week I ordered a Falcon Luftwaffe set which contains a canopy for a He-112. I am still waiting on its arrival.

@v1pro - yeah, they started really improving around 1975-76 - great surface detail and sharp molds.