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  • AlanG
    • Dec 2008
    • 6296

    #1

    Bf 109E

    Bf 109E Photo Walk Around

    Bf 109E Photo Walk Around

    : - ScaleModels.ru

    : - ScaleModels.ru
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    #2
    Exelent,thanx.Just the thing I need for the 109 I want to get

    Theuns

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    • AlanG
      • Dec 2008
      • 6296

      #3
      Info on all marks of Bf109 including the E series

      The 109 Lair- The Online Source for Messerschmitt 109 information

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      • stona
        SMF Supporters
        • Jul 2008
        • 9889

        #4
        The 109 lair is an excellent and well researched resource,you can be pretty sure that anything on there is pukka.

        Those walkarounds,particularly the first one are very nice and show some very useful details,Thanks Allyne. There is a little bit of devil in the detail and there are some minor errors on both restorations,things you would not have seen on a war time aircraft.

        The most visible is the painting of the propeller blades right up to the cuff. Metal propellers (as on the Bf109) had a strip,supposed to be 30mm wide, left unpainted at the base of the blade. According to the order this was "so that the mark for blade alignement remains visible". These two piccies I posted recently to show something quite different also show this to good effect.

        It's a minor detail but noticeable at 1/48 and 1/32. It's very rarely done correctly!

        Please don't paint the radiator cores in the undersurface colours either!

        Hope this helps.

        Cheers

        Steve

        Edit: On Fs and Gs,with a completely different spinner design this unpainted strip (I guess it was still there) isn't visible. An excuse for a nice piccy of one of Marseille's Fs.

        And a random G (random because I can't find my notes to go with the piccy!)

        Steve

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        • Guest

          #5
          Very interesting to notice the wavy edge to the camoflage on the wing leading edge as well as the very rough demarkation between the two camoflage styles on the fuselage.

          You can't beat a good photo!

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