Good to see you back on it with your He.111, @coling. Glad I never tried MM Acryl. Whatever painting disaster happened, you pulled off a great save.

Changing the subject to another of your builds, have you checked out the Falklands Argentine Scooter on the cover of the current FineScale Modeler magazine yet?

Excellent result, as usual, my friend @coling! You overcame the painting "mishap" your usual meticulous way. Interesting that your extra decal sheet did not contain the underside crosses, makes little sense coming to think of it.
Looking forward to your progress!

Thanks, Tom. I bought a bunch of MM Acryl paints nearly 15 years ago. They still spray fine, mostly but it's the colors that do me in. The MM enamel paints had a great reputation for color accuracy back then, especially for Luftwaffe subjects. Apparently, it didn't carry over to the Acryl range. I nearly wrecked a late war Bf-109k scheme some time ago with low contrast "RLM 81" and "82" and I should have known better about the RLM 70 this time. That's a model I will never show. Anyway, I still use the MM Acryl Flat, which I bought only about 5 years ago. I am not sure what I will replace it with when it runs out. Maybe Tamiya or Gunze Flat or Semi-Gloss or even Valejo. Any suggestions?

Thanks, John. I am getting better at handling the Eagle Cal decals. They went down very well with Micro Sol this time.

Thanks, John. Glad to provide the inspiration. The He-111 is a very interesting looking airplane. It is only the fourth Luftwaffe subject of my modelling career but it has gone well so far. Looking forward to seeing yours done as well!