Messerschmitt Bf109F-4 Hptm. Hans-Joachim Marseill
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9 December 2019, 15:07
Michael HickeyThanks Stephan and James, all I'm doing lately is smashing out 1/48 Hasegawa Bf 109's, I can't get enough of them. There a great little kit with no fit issues, small parts count and the colour schemes, and with about 12 still in the stash I'm in for happy days, modeling life is good at the moment. Quick way to fill the display cabinet too, I had to buy some more glass shelves today.😄😄😄
12 December 2019, 00:13
Jim JNice looking 109, Michael. That's a great marking scheme. Need to add this scheme to my wishlist. Have fun with your 109s. I'll be following along.
12 December 2019, 05:32
Michael HickeyThanks Jim, she's got a flat coat on know and I've given her the Dot Technique. Just need to mask and paint the canopy and put her on her legs and she'll be just about done, if all goes well by tomorrow night she'll be done.🙂
12 December 2019, 08:29
Slavo HazuchaThe 109´s just not ready to leave the throne of your favorite muse/inspiration...😉 Another great looking one - and a formidable Ace too... Will gladly watch how you tackle the final touches of the desert finish 👍
12 December 2019, 10:08
Michael HickeyThanks Slavo, she should be finished today I hope. I just took a quick count I still have 60 109's to build, and at the moment have 4 on my desk that I'm working on, next to the paint shop will be Hartmann's Bf 109G-4.
13 December 2019, 02:19
Michael HickeyFinished another 109 this afternoon and pretty happy with her.😄
13 December 2019, 09:34
Michael HickeyThanks Jos, I always like to learn something about the history of the plane that I build.
15 December 2019, 06:48
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This particular Bf 109F-4/Trop will be finished in the markings of Hptm. Hans-Joachim Marseille, CO of 3./ JG 27, Quotaiffiya, Egypt, September, 1942. The aircraft W. Nr. 8673, this is the last "Fredrich" Marseille would fly before going onto his Bf 109G-2/Trop in which he died in.
