1/72 ICM - Bf 109 E-4 Nightfighter

[BigZimmo]

Hi Modellers!!

Her comes my new Bf 109 E-4. It's a nightfighter, in service at 10. Sqadron of the III./NJG 1, 1941.

The ICM-Kit is o.k. but the decals were horrible and you have to correct something. So I added the "PeilG IV" under the fuselage. The PeilG IV was a direction finder for locating enemy aircraft and was also used for ground and air ducting of own associations. Telefunken described the device as a target air conditioning Stat. 1009 bF.

The "Emil" is completely painted in black (Gunze). For more details I used colors from Revell and Model Master.

The Weathering was realized with a washing of diluted oil paint and the use of various pastels.

Finally, everything was sealed with a matt varnish. The antenna wire is made from pulled sprue.

Horrido.....

Stefan

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[dubster72]

That's really nice! For such a small kit, the paintwork & detail make it look bigger!

Cheers

Patrick

 

[papa 695]

Looks good to me Stefan nice job

 

[monica]

nice job well done, i did not know they were ever used in that color,lean some think new each day :rolleyes:

 

[0ne48thtel]

Nice build Stefan

 

[phikoleoputra]

Great build Stefan

 

[Polux]

Very nice build, I like it

 

[Doug Hughes]

Really good build and very interesting colour scheme

 

[stona]

Good job and an unusual subject. It looks very convincing in such a small scale.

Cheers

Steve

 

[Lee W]

Looks a great build

Lee

 

[flyjoe180]

Nice work Stefan

 

[Ziper_it]

Very good Stefan, painting looks very good.

Francesco

 

[tr1ckey66]

Nice Emil Stefan. I like your hanger/airfield set up too!

All the best

Paul

 

[Andy Mac]

A great looking 109 in an unusual scheme. Superb!

 

[spongtastic]

Looking good, might have to restart the 109G!

 

[The Migrant]

I like that a lot Stefan, never easy to reproduce an all-black scheme but you've done it convincingly.