Gablers Gunfighter *COMPLETED*
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2016 12:22 pm
Good evening everyone.
Since when am I building planes again? Literally very seldom, I guess. Once in a lifetime you have to do a kit that is a true classic. And what could be more classic than a Bf 109...
Since the first time I saw Gablers Mosquito hunter, I was hooked. A Bf 109 in bare metal finish (for less weight, that is) - thats something you really dont see very often except in an aircraft factory hall.
Who was Kurt Gabler? And what does his G-6 look like?
http://levbek.blogspot.de/2011/05/kurt- ... tural.html
Theres some trouble with the wings - some say its RLM 75 on top and RLM 76 on the belly (the Eduard instructions for example). Some say its all natural metal - what makes sense somehow, all paint stripped off should give even better performance.
Now lets go and hunt some Mossies!
Since when am I building planes again? Literally very seldom, I guess. Once in a lifetime you have to do a kit that is a true classic. And what could be more classic than a Bf 109...
Since the first time I saw Gablers Mosquito hunter, I was hooked. A Bf 109 in bare metal finish (for less weight, that is) - thats something you really dont see very often except in an aircraft factory hall.
Who was Kurt Gabler? And what does his G-6 look like?
http://levbek.blogspot.de/2011/05/kurt- ... tural.html
Theres some trouble with the wings - some say its RLM 75 on top and RLM 76 on the belly (the Eduard instructions for example). Some say its all natural metal - what makes sense somehow, all paint stripped off should give even better performance.
Now lets go and hunt some Mossies!
By chance 
