Horten HO-229 by Zoukei Mura

Kerry COX
Nice build, but I am wondering where your Morane antenna is.
And the four wing anchor pins should be flush with the wing/fuselage surface, as they don't look to be "All the way home", because when they are fully inserted, the gap between the wing and fuselage will not be seen.
Please forgive my asking about these things, but they are important to the finish of the build.
But for it's size, I have never heard of a 1/21 scale and I will assume it's a "Typo" error on your part, meaning to type 1/32.:-/
Cheers. 🙂

Ben STONE
Nice job Micha

Michael Franz
Thanks a lot 🙂 @Kerry: Yes of course ... it is 1/35 by Zoukei Mura 🙂
The wings are still demountable.... Therefore I left the plugs not fully inserted so that I could remove it when I want 🙂
Cheers 🙂 Michael

Soeren R.
Great job!
Its nice to see some more Hortens here 😉
But Im always kind of jealous when I see this kit and then my 72 kit 😛

Btw. its 32 not 35 😉

Kerry COX
Michael, I am so glad you explained why the pins are not fully inserted, and it is great that the ZM kits have got that ability to be dismantled as needed for display. I want you to also know that what I said was in no way meant to be a criticism of your work or abilities.
The Morane antenna is item G4 in your instruction booklet, page 41, and it is mounted on the belly, slightly forward of the left main wheel well.
It was used to help identify "Friend or foe".
Your interpretation of this amazing bird is really well done.
Cheers. 🙂 👍

Michael Franz
Hi Kerry - no worry about 🙂 I have to check the instruction booklet about it... and I will find it 🙂 (Hopefully) ) Thanks for the info 🙂 (We shouldn't be here "online" if we do not want to hear critics... and critis are the best to learn I think 🙂 ) So no worry please 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Cheers Michael 🙂 🙂 😉

Kerry COX
Thanks a million Micha, as the last thing I want to do here if offend a fellow modeller.
Thanks and cheers. 👍 🙂

Choppa Nutta
nice, liking the gentle weathering 🙂

Roberto Rocat
Very nice Horten 👍

Gerald
👍

Spanjaard
very nice bird. well done.

Michael Franz
Thank you very much 🙂