1/48 Bf109F-4/R3...Reconnaissance Aircraft..Sardinia 1942

[colin m]

Looking very nice Ron. You always take great photo's as well.

Something caught my eye in Steve's picture of the engine. It appears to be upside down. The camshaft, exhaust ports and spark plugs are all at the bottom of the engine. The German Engineers must of had a really good reason for this ! Stona, what are they upto ?

Colin M...

[Guest]

wowser mate its awesome,cant wait for my bf109 to come now lol

mobear

[Ian M]

Well now that I can see the photos I would like to say that that is a very nice little 109 you have made there.

Nice one Ron.

Ian M

[Guest]

Awesome looking build Ron,love the paint work and it really is amazing that was done with a brush!cheers Trey

[spanner570]

Thanks for the great posts boys, much appreciated...

I'm relieved the photo issue was something John was able to fix his end, otherwise I would have been up a gum tree not knowing what to do! Thanks again John.

Trey, when I was making models with my dad, airbrushes for modelling were unheard of, so it had to be brushes, and I guess I'm too long in the tooth to change now!

Cheers,

Ron

[Guest]

Fantastic looking aircraft mate.

The photo's really show it off to a tee

it had to be brushes, and I guess I'm too long in the tooth to change now

Ditto, i'm a hairy stick user too ...

[spanner570]

Thanks Colin, glad you like my offering and good to read I'm not alone with just my brushes to paint my models....

Another consideration is the cost. I just ain't got that sort of spare dosh to invest in an A.B. Even if I fancied one!

One bonus too, I can save beer tokens as I never have to use masking tape.

Cheers,

Ron

[Guest]

great looking bf-109

you done it all great, I like motling

Roman

[Guest]

You guys make it look so easy and the results are stunning.

Cheers

Martin