Thanks, Jeff. I'm definitely going to build more Z-M kits. They are just amazing and everything else pales in comparison. They're actually easy to build, the instructions are fantastic, and the level of precision and detail is without a doubt the best I've seen. They're rather expensive, but worth the extra cost.

Working on the port wing of the 1//32 Ho 229. Only painting the areas that will actually show (luckily not a whole helluva lot).

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Jeff- They make a 1/48 version, too that has as much detail.

I'm finishing off the top of the right wing and the top of the "fuselage"of the 1/32 Ho-229. These will not be placed on the plane because I don't want to cover up the wonderful detail inside. Instead, they'll probably be placed on some kind of stand. The top of the wing skin will be painted in some kind of German-looking camo pattern and will extend over to the center and stop just port of the centerline. The rest will be plywood. The inside of the wing skin will also be finished in plywood. The pics sow how I'm going about painting these sections of the beast. I had to scribe all the panel lines on the inside of the wing. Luckily, the part is translucent which made it a very easy task. I'm letting the metallic paint dry overnight before I hit it with a neutral gray wash.

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