I have built it 'wheels down' and with the additional fuel tanks as that's how I finished the 'original'. I think back then that it was a case of using all of the parts. Ah, these happy pre-spares box days.
The blue I used turned out rather darker than expected but I decided to stick with it. The final colour and marking scheme will be rather less than accurate but what the hell - if it looks OK it'll do for me.
Next time (with a fair following wind) the completed model.
7 comments:
Good progress Tim, I should be onto that Buffalo of mine...but am too lazy.
Nothing quite like the excitement of glue on virgin plastic
Keep going Tim
Paul
I shouldn't worry - the '110 took nearly a week! That's about 6 days and 23.5 hours more than my 'original'.
Tim
Geordie
Great comment - I'm sure your keywords will generate lots of hits...
Tim
I shouldn't worry - the '110 took nearly a week! That's about 6 days and 23.5 hours more than my 'original'.
It always take longer once you know what your doing ! Looking pretty good !
Don M
I flatter myself that the accumulation of filler, sharp knives and 35 years of experience will result in a better model than I produced first time round.
west1871
Not that I've any intention of buying one, but I'd be interested to see the new Airfix Bf110.
Tim
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