1/48 Revell He111 H22 & V-1 Rocket

[AlanG]

Another question if I may, Did Bf-110 G-4's use the squiggle pattern too?

Not like on my He-111. But they did do the 'dot pattern' as i called it. You see it on late war Ju88 and He219 nightfighters as well. I'm sure there is some technical German name for it.

[AlanG]

And the V-1 blends in quite nicely i think

[Allen Dewire]

Looking mighty fine Alan. Great hissy work!!!

[AlanG]

Thanks Allen

[Mini Me]

Looking like a protective mother hen and her chick. :thumb2:

[scottie3158]

Alan,
Looking very nice indeed.

[minitnkr]

Top job Alan.

[AlanG]

Cheers guys. Must admit i do rather like it

[Tim Marlow]

Excellent stuff. Great trigger control Alan.

[Mini Me]

Cheers guys. Must admit i do rather like it :smiling3:

As you should, Alan it is just booful so far. :thumb2:

[stona]

I think your squiggles look spot on.

Some bloke stood on the wing, a ladder, whatever, and applied it with a spray gun. I always remember that when I'm doing something similar

Some Bf 110 G-4 night fighters got a very heavy squiggle (wellenmuster). It was applied with RLM 76 over RLM 75.

I'm sure that the example in the RAF museum has been re-sprayed incorrectly, the wrong way round if you know what I mean. It's is a shame as it is one of only two extant Bf 110s in the world.

[adt70hk]

Alan,

That has turned out beautifully a real credit to your skill. Very, very well done indeed. And as you say, blends nicely with the V1.

Keep up the great work...... Once of course your eyes and hand have got over the experience!

ATB.

Andrew

[AlanG]

Glass house revealed. One little bleed under, but i can live with that

[adt70hk]

That's turned out very nicely Alan.

Well done.

Andrew

[Mark1]

Good job Alan :thumb2: