papa 695s Italeri 1/72 He 111

[papa 695]

Ok got this one completed all OOB with a total re-scribe and all paints Vallejo a nice kit to put together. I hope you like it and all comments welcome


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[Gern]

Another great addition to your collection Ian.


I know the Panzer putty worked well, but is it any better than using blue tack? It looks very expensive in comparison so is it worth the extra pennies?

 

[dubster72]

That's an excellent 111 Ian! The winter camo looks great with a realistic worn look.


Hard to believe you are-scribed it yourself - that looks factory!

 

[yak face]

Just caught up with this one Ian , superb paint job! Looks just right , the amount of paint thats chipped off. should look great on the base , cheers tony

 

[The Migrant]

That's an ambitious re-scribing project, but superbly done. A very impressive result, Ian.

 

[monica]

do like the winter camo and turned out well with the weathering as well,great job,

 

[David 317]

That's a really nice build. I like the winter camo scheme. It is really striking.


The stand really sets it off too.


Well done!


D.

 

[takeslousyphotos]

Cracking job Ian. The winter camo looks superb ......... and some serious re-scribing. What tool do you use for that. I'd like to have a go at that on my MIG-21 but I'd probably screw it up

 

[papa 695]

Another great addition to your collection Ian.
I know the Panzer putty worked well, but is it any better than using blue tack? It looks very expensive in comparison so is it worth the extra pennies?

Hi Dave I think it works better than blue tac but like you say it is expensive. There is a cheaper version on the market so you may want to take a look at that one. Forgot its name at the moment but will look it up for you.

 

[papa 695]

Cracking job Ian. The winter camo looks superb ......... and some serious re-scribing. What tool do you use for that. I'd like to have a go at that on my MIG-21 but I'd probably screw it up

Hi Peter I use a Tamiya scribing tool, a pin scribe and Dymo tape to keep the lines straight.


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[papa 695]

Thank you all for the nice comments

 

[takeslousyphotos]

Hi Peter I use a Tamiya scribing tool, a pin scribe and Dymo tape to keep the lines straight.
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Thanks Ian ......... I think I'll get me one of those. and maybe a cheapo kit to practice on.

 

[flyjoe180]

Awesome. Lovely work Ian, the winterised scheme has come out tops. A1 work worth every great build award.

 

[dougie]

The workmanship is excellent, the cammo, while not my cup of tea is really well done and the rest of the aircraft looks great. Well Done I this build

 

[aaron]

Big and awesome, nice build Ian.

 

[Airfix Modeller Freak]

That looks huge already! I have the 1:32 one. Might have to sell it though... probably too big for the space that I have. BTW, the winter camo looks absolutely stunning. I am thinking of doing this on Erich Hartmann's Bf 109, with a winter camo with the hairspray technique


John

 

[Airfix Modeller Freak]

Hi Peter I use a Tamiya scribing tool, a pin scribe and Dymo tape to keep the lines straight.
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I also use those for the scribing I do as well. The more pressure you apply, the broader the line. Scratch it on the surface and you will get a fine line


John

 

[Polux]

Oh! I love the winter camos....and this one looks fantastic!!


Great one

 

[tr1ckey66]

Hi Ian


Great finish to a superb build. The Heinkel looks great, and whilst this build might be OOB, what with the rescribe and the multi-layered paint scheme, this was far from straight forward.


Gong for sure


Cheers


P

 

[takeslousyphotos]

Hi Peter I use a Tamiya scribing tool, a pin scribe and Dymo tape to keep the lines straight.
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I just got me one of those Tamiya Scribers..... £ 5.00 inc delivery. Bargain!!! So now I'll see how many models I can wreck with it. :D