My first 1/32 scale in a while. First attempt at rigging - got a long way to go there but overall, I'm pleased. Enjoy!

Nice one! Excellent nose "screw" colouring...

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Thanks, Kai-Petri...you always have nice things to say.

Believe it or not, the nose screw is all decal...the black part anyway.

I'm not a modeler, but that's a nice job. Takes steady hands and a good eye; two things I lack. Well done.

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Lou

great work!

Thank you all for the very nice comments. I'm glad to share it with you!

nice job cd13,good paintwork,ray..

well done, nice modelling job, maybe you could paint the inside of the wheels too

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Nice model, 1/32 scales are a pain for me but they have so much detail

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Thank you. This was my first 1/32 scale in several years and you are right they are highly detailed. Provides a great challenge but very rewarding in the end. The only problem now is, these take up more shelf space than 1/48 or 1/72 scales, oops....

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what influenced you to provide a MT) camo on the body and wings ? curious as it is an interesting camo combo with underwing non standard 2cm waffen pods for a G-10.

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Forgive me, Erich, but what is "MT)" camo? I'm not sure I follow...

that tan brown combo reminds me of Mediterranean scheme that is what I was implying.

fun model cd

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Ah I see. Honestly, I followed the camo pattern included on the kit instructions and used two complementary colors that I had in my stash of spray cans. Thank you for the kind comments!

understood cd, at least from your photography it looks very similar to the MTO tan/pink used earlier over Sicily, Afrika on the 109's of the G-2 and G-4/variants.

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Nice job! OK, a dumb question from a non-modeler: what is rigging??

Greg C.

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No dumb questions! Its the "wire" that goes from the small tower on top behind the cockpit to the top of the tail. Radio wires, if you will...

Very good and clear job -bravo
Can you give as some side and bottom views?

Thank you. Here are best side and belly shots that I have. I need to take more.

nice model cd13 - great work

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All the Best,

Andy

Maybe now you could make one of the Bismarck or Yamato

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Major Richard Winters

Thanks for the kind words, AndyPants and Maj.Winters.

Very nice...Nice job on the interior

Thanks for the kind words...

No problem. You did a very good job. approx how long did this take you?