A tale of 2 Me110's

Thanks Ray, that was just the problem, the weather was too nice for the rest of the clan to want to stay indoors, going out = less modeling time. i love a stormy weekend, when is the next one??!!!

bcauchi wrote:Thanks Ray, that was just the problem, the weather was too nice for the rest of the clan to want to stay indoors, going out = less modeling time. i love a stormy weekend, when is the next one??!!!

Good one Bri It is very probable that the coming Saturday and Sunday are good modelling days mate!! Fingers crossed, I hope the fishermen are right

BTW, keep up the good work. You are an inspiration even to a figure man like me

Thanks Ray, i think you have some guys there at work who really know their stuff where the weather is concerned. Whe it is going to be a good modeling weekend, let me know, it will boost my morale. That is the only real modeling time i have and would have been plannning for it all week. I hate having to go out with all the rest of the local mob to 'enjoy the sunshine'.

Brian for now only this can find about the brackets and position of the cannons, may be I will find something else...

Brian......your wish has come true yet again

Heavenly modelling weather

Ray

Thanks to the weather, i have continued working on the model. i completed the detailing of the cockpit sidewalls. this included some more consoles and switches and wiring. i also made the throttle and fuel console. This is entirely scratchbuilt from aluminium sheeting, brass and plastic. The front pit is taking shape finally. By the way, Marco, thanks for the details. I still have to figure out how to place the cannon just behind the pilot and include all the firing hardware.

Very nice work Brian , Keep updaiting us till the end

Slow going but i will. I hope the web site will still be in existence by the end of this project.

bcauchi wrote:Slow going but i will. I hope the web site will still be in existence by the end of this project.

Great progress Brian Viva the heavenly modelling weather eh

Ray

You see!! The fishermen were right

Lord praise the fishermen!!

You are making good progress


Wil

I dont Know if the fishermen were right or not, but I do know what I see here...I think the old Revell's Kit will become one of the most desirable builds ever done before!!!

Keep KEEP KEEEEEP posting Brian!!!


PS...Hey Brian...do you KNOW THAT???

Another wonderful "modelling weather" day yesterday Brian. St. Paul is on our side too I continued scribing the Castle.

Ray in Maltese we say....TEMP MODELISTIKU........for Tiny......modelling weather that keeps you in and you have an orgy of modelling of say about 6 hours non stop with rain pelting down.....heater on....a good Dire Straits or Pink Floyd CD .... coffee on the go...what else does a man need !!!!!
I think you all agree guys !!!!!
In nannu pec

That is heaven on earth you are describing Lou.

This weekend's work which is not that much when you consider this brilliant modeling weather. Here is the RHs side console with all the controls. Also the seat. This was made from an old Revell Me109 seat which was beaten to shape. It still needs sanding down but the filler, primer is not dry yet. The kit seat is shown near the one i made.

First of all........ SEXY AVATAR!!!!!

As always, Brain.......... very neat and detailed work!

Regards
Noel

nice work Brian, keep posting.

As long as i keep working i shall keep posting. glad you like thanks!! Sorry for the unclear photos. There is a hell of a lot going on in the 110 pit. Very busy place indeed.

Fantastic work Brian, as usual
I like the scratch building.

Any superlatives are wasted on your meticulous handling of the scratchbuilt items. You made that stock seat, appear more mediocre then it really is

Great progress mate and slowly but surely you will get there

Ray

Thanks guys, glad you like the work.

Hi Brian!

Are you gonna use anything from Revell's parts at last????


That's the hard way!!!! Keep up the good job my Habib!!!

Alex