The One That Got Away
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2 10 May 2020, 04:33
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I decided it was finally time to build the E-4 on my shelf and picked Franz von Werra's plane from the Battle of Britain. It's a nice clean scheme and has an absolutely amazing story to go along with it. I watched the movie about von Werra's escape last night and finished the office up today.
10 May 2020, 04:41
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Simply a wonderful and clean built and Paintjob...
The Emil is the 109 version that has the cleanest and straightest design in my opinion 👍
And you did it and present it here in a more than appropriate way... Wow!
23 May 2020, 18:23
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Thanks Daniel and Scalemates! I'm happy with how the paint job finally turned out. Thanks.
25 May 2020, 02:55
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Really nice and clean 109! Looks great and makes me to put a 109E really high on my "To-Do"List😉
25 May 2020, 08:47
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A dream of a model! Congratulation to this gem -and to your photographic skills!
25 May 2020, 09:01
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eventho i do not like the emil that much due to it's weird shaped cowling this indeed is a very very sharp build, top notch.😎
quick q: what was the last coat of varnish you applied to the model? cheers.
25 May 2020, 14:32
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Thank you very much for the kind and encouraging comments Erik, Soeren, Roland, Spanjaard and Murad.
@Murad: the last coat of varnish was Model Master Flat Clear Lacquer. Thx
25 May 2020, 14:51
Album info
Bf 109E-4 of Oblt. Franz von Werra, Gruppenadjutant II./JG 3, Wierre-au-Bois, France - 5 Sept. 1940