1/72 Focke Wulf 190-D9 times TWO!

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Manny1943 wrote:Glad to see you haven't focked them up too badly...

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New canopy for Red13

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Annnnd I got these babies up on their feet yesterday. Wheels and covers added, both reinforced with strategic drops of CA. A little paint touchups in the area, Future coat. A few views...

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White 16...

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Need to do some weathering to the gear. Canopies are just resting in place, I'll add them after the dullcoat has been laid down. Only a few fiddlybits left. Just realized last night, these both need gunsights?
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That is an awesome pair of Butcher Birds. You've nailed it!
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Thanks Duke, only a few more items to take care of before the "glamour shots".
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Well, looks good right now........................but I dunno if "glamour shots" are needed......................but if ya really think lipstick and makeup will help...........
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Focke me, these are good...digging the candy-striper and that yellow spinner looks cool...
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Yes, that yellow does put a colorful new spin on the appearance between the two kits.
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Thanks gents!
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Can you confirm the half-red drop-tank?
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Manny1943 wrote:Can you confirm the half-red drop-tank?

Nope, not at all. My thinking though - the red was field-applied as a recognition aid for the AA gunners. How often would the AA gunners ever see the top of the drop-tank?? So I left the upper half in RLM76, just to start the debate.

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Actually, now that I've gone looking again, I can't find original photos of JV44 machines WITH a drop tank at all. Which, I suppose, would make sense, considering these machines were only being used for airfield defense. Extended range would be of little use to them.
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