A tale of 2 Me110's

Great work as always Brian

Thanks guys, glad you like it. the control surfaces are now primed.

Dottore, the primer i use is an aerosol, if you want the details i will check them out for you. It is primarily an automotive primer, Aldo told me about it and i haven't looked back since. Saves the airbrush, it is really bad on the airbrush when you use primer/filler.

Marco, i used evergreen strip for the rib tapes, size 0.28 x 1.09mm, sanding them after gluing. They are the best i can do, the original kit parts were horrible.

Is it plastic-cote sandable primer?

Dottore

i think that is the one. But i will check for you at home to be 100% sure.

Prosit Brian......awesome work mate....
in nannu

Tal-genn Brian, this gonna be almost a scratchbuilt mate!

Ivan

Dottore wrote:Is it plastic-cote sandable primer?

Dottore

I use car primer in an aerosol can ready to spray, bought from my local auto spare parts shop....it is called COMMA an Italian brand.....finds it very suitable

Dottore, i checked for you, yes it is plasti-kote sandable primer. As i told you it was suggested to me by Aldo and it works fine, however, it is not i am sure the only one on the market as Ray said, he uses a different brand. Might even be better, who knows. i will try it out next time i need a new can.

I have started working on the engines and the wings now. Hopefully i will soon be in a position to post more pics. All the control surfaces have been primed.

Great work Brian, keep posting.

Great work as usual! I love how you did the ribs on the tail. I have some parts from a Revell 1/28 World War I model that went bad that I will use for scratch building one, I was trying to figure out how to make the ribs, I will follow what you did on the tail.

what a work...

Man! the detail you go through is incredible!

You are one of a kind!

Excellent work!

Regards
Noel

Expected..as always. You obsession with accuracy is a lesson for all of us. Keep up the good job Brian.

Look who's talking.

Short update, i have works going on at home so my modeling time has been shortened terribly. i only work a bit on weekends if time permits. Here is the fuse and tailplane primed.



The rest are of the engine i have started working on. It comes from the Dragon kit. All the grey plastic is the kit part, the rest is mine.

WOW!!

Ray wrote:

clioguy wrote:WOW!!

Make that x2 WOW's

Awesome & Inspiring as always Brian

Agreed!

brian i hope you are not going to cover the engine. are you goining to leave all the panelling off. pity if you are not

Really impressive, a pity you have to paint that engine.

THAT'S WHAT i HAVE BEEN SAYING ALL ALONG .....BRIAN....YOU SHUD TAKE UP A PROJECT....OPEN ALL THE MODEL UP AND LEAVE IT UNPAINTED !!!!!
i WANNA SEE THAT BEFORE I DIE OK
BY THE WAY MAKE IT 4 WOWS NOW
PROSIT HABIB
IN NANNU

as always Brian...

Dottore

Wow x 6 beautiful work as always ..it looks real that tail...

Thanks guys glad you like it. yes, Alex, there will not be a single panel on that engine. I was hoping to get these two guys done by the end of summer but there is no way this is happening. hope to see you soon.

wise decision iut would have been a pity to hide all the detail you put on these beauties