Paint looks nice, just a minor setback on the wing, Erik.
For sure you will get that fixed.
What kind of material did you use to cover the wheel wells?

Thanks guys.

John (@JohnB), I use the white tacky stuff. I think it has been mentioned by someone earlier, in Denmark we call it "Teachers Gum", and it is sold in office supply stores as a means to hold a poster / paper in place temporarily. Actually I think Spiros was able to tell us the correct name in one of his recent builds. It is the white sticky stuff that is most often used for rolling a "sausage" to mask for a blurred demarkation line in a camo paintwork. It is a bit hard to get out, but it does eventually come out - just get a lot out by a cocktailstick, and then use a blob to tap the areas where the stuff it still present.

George (@gblair) the hatch actually did break open along both long lines, but no worries - it will come loose as it was glued bu tamiya, and that stuff really does not bond/melt Zvezda plastic very well. (you can see the crack in the last picture)

Thanks George - repair comin' up here

Farbton 76 looks nice, my friend @airbum!

I also frequently hear those nasty "cracks" upon handling a model, wishing it will be some phantom inner seam that just cracked, without further complications...

Understandably, that rarely is the case...

Well, there's nothing that cannot be repaired, and i can see your mishap was relatively easy to remedy.

As for the masking material that our friend John @johnb mentioned, it is Uhu Patafix. This material was known as Blue Tac back in 1990 or so, that's why some strange guys (yours truly included) call it "tac" sometimes. John used this material to his Defiant, so, he is aware of it!

By the way, it's this one, possibly/probably it being the same in Denmark and Holland!

Your 109 looks amazing!

As for your next projects, the only thing we are sure of, is the fact that you are going to amaze us, as usual, with your subject choice(s) and execution!

Thanks for adding this information Spiros @fiveten

After Erik's @airbum explanation, I understood that this was indeed done with the aid of patafix.

Seems like this material is used a lot.

For sure it is very helpful in a lot of circumstances.

In the Netherlands you can buy this under brand of Bison.

My friends Erik @airbum and John @johnb:
I've used (I am using! a combination of patafix at the borders and tape at the center and works great.
Only "problem" is that patafix sticks at the tape and cannot all be detached from it, so an amount of patafix will be lost (not very much).

Just caught up with your latest build, Erik. Is this your 13th 109 for the year? Amazing! Obviously you're far from bored with Messerschmitts.

Patafix does come in handy for many things in addition to masking off cameo. It's sold under that yellow UHU label here in the States.
Happy Holidays!