Hasegawa Bf-109E-4 Trop

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Thanks Mark. I used a wash of Burnt Umber oil paint, thinned with mineral spirits, over Future. Then flat coated with Polly Scale flat acrylic when it cured.

Regards, Rick

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nice job rick! thanks for sharing

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Rick,
I remember seeing a nice color photograph of the Bf 109E you modeled in ‘‘Luftwaffe Colors Vol. 2 1940-1943’’, you did a great job on the camouflage on your model.
Thanks for posting.

Matrixone

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Thanks Josh & Matrixone. Appreciate your comments.

Regards, Rick

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Great job Rick, love the unusual camo scheme, now i’m looking forward to seeing that HS 129[tup][tup][tup]

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Thanks Jules. So am I [:D]

Regards, Rick

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Rick,

great job. I have always admired how clean and crisp your aircraft come out. Thanks for sharing.

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Very nice model in deed! Thanks for sharing, Rick!

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Matthew, Pisis, Thanks guys, appreciate your comments.

Regards, Rick

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Rick, every time I see your models, They astound(is that a word?) me,great job,who makes the kit?Are those the decals that came with the kit?

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Thanks Nick. It’s the Hasegawa 1/48 Bf-109E-4 Trop. The decals came from the kit. The kit was one of many re-issues & goes back a few years. I’m not sure this version is still available.

Regards, Rick

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I forgot to ask you about a kit you did a few months ago. It was the Macchi Veltro or Folgore, I can’t remember. Which manufacturer was this? I was inspired to try this kit at some point in the next few months b/c yours looked so good.

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Matthew, It was a 1/48 Hasegawa Macchi Mc.205 Veltro. The kit is readily available, but I used AM decals on that build.

Regards, Rick

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Rick,

Nice airbrush work on a really striking scheme. Great job !

Chris

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Thanks Chris, appreciate the comments.

Regards, Rick