Airfix 1/72 Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-6 - FULL BUILD
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2022
- A complete how-to build of my recently finished swiss 1/72 Airfix Bf 109 G-6. This was the first build I completed in 2022, and I mostly built it as an airbrush practice piece because I hadn't sprayed in months and wanted to get some time in before getting back to my bigger projects. It's a pretty solid kit at a rock bottom price, and that nice flash of red looks great on my shelf.
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Late and bad audio :/ Still hoping to get the next vid out late this month but it might be first week of Sept.
Great job, really liked your work on the kit.
Great model build! You do a nice job of mottling German camo on such a small scale.
Great seeing you back!
Absolutely stunning. Great work.
Great build :) looks good
Еще бы фототравления добавить..и провод антены натянуть...А так ...вообще неплохо!
Nice job, it's a beauty.
Thanks!
Really very nice job with everything.
Thank you!
Great job you’ve done there. Picked up some tips for when I get back into modelling. Just found your channel and subscribed.
Thanks, glad to have you along!
🎉 love your BF
How did you paint the lower part of the aircraft? The part with a bright background with black points
It’s not the best tool of the g6 but I personally really enjoyed it and I think you made it well
There are certainly better tools but sometimes its hard to argue with low prices lol.
nice build wag! how's school enjoying it?
Been better lol. I'm in the home stretch of my bachelors but this semester is the hardest in the program and my housing situation is the worst it's been.
Great paint job👍🏻, I specially admire the accuracy of your pre-shading (mine is still sloppy), I have a little critique about the black panel line, I think that it's too much contrast, specially on the bottom. Lately, I discovered that a medium gray brown on dark camo and a lighter gray brown for the underside is less pronounced specially on an old kit with big panel lines. I hope that I don't irritate you, as it's not my goal, it's just about sharing ideas on modeling.
Its a good critique, and I actually address this is the project I am currently working on. (All over grey; PS in brown.) We'll see how it goes.
German plans had big gaps, they banged them out so fast especially late war G's so dark panel lines are perfection. allied planes were constructed much better as we wasn't pressed for labour materials or skill.
Sir, you need a pair of gloves
So I've heard.