This is the Hobby Boss 1/48 Bv-141. It might be the most accurate Hobby Boss kit. This disturbs me a little. It is not without it's flaws, as the Valiant Wings book on the subject highlights. But they are easily fixed. Interior stuff and exhaust placement. The basic package is there, and it's much better than what came before.

I need help, however, with a new propeller. Sources indicate a spare from an FW-190 A-8, or really any broad German prop with the angled tips would be great, one that looks like the image I included.

If someone would be willing to help me out with this prop, that would be great. I have a huge store of junk models and spares, if you are looking for a piece in exchange.

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I have long made close friends with Montex and Eduard for that sole reason. In my younger days I would have stubbornly cut them myself, but you know.

Though almost sure I have no such prop, I will also have a look at my spares, @kopperhed.
Your build looks super so far!

Splendid build. I'm sure the prop will surface from one of our friends here, and with a readymade masking kit it will be a breese to mask this gem, albeit a long one 🙂

Nice work; I really like the work that you have done inside the cockpit.

The unusual aerodynamics on the BV-141 are quite interesting, but I believe this was too much for some to live with, hence there was another: the BV-142

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Masking and modified cowling looks great, Kyle @kopperhead
Modelling during worktime, that sounds great.
Might ask my boss if I can get some time for modelling, but I 'm affraid I know the answer already.

Looking great, my friend @kopperhed!
Work on the canopy is simply stunning!

A mix of waldron placards, scratch from wire, and the PE fret from the Hi-PM kit i won't mention again. The coolest thing to add was the line from the roof to floor the pilot used to aim with.