FW 189 Uhu Italeri 1/72 2001 tool 2017 box
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28 19 May 2021, 19:31
Guy RumpCockpit sides added. Decals of controls added. Had to use a fair amount of filler to join the two side parts as fit was pretty poor. 🙂
29 May 2021, 16:39
Guy RumpWings added to fuselages/tail planes. Tail together. Cockpit added to fuselage. A bit of filler required. 🙂
8 June 2021, 19:39
Guy RumpMain parts of the plane now together. Filler has had to be used almost everywhere 🙂
10 June 2021, 17:34
Gary KitchenFollowing too. Lots of filler-perhaps they should supply it with a tube 😉
10 June 2021, 19:51
Robert PodkońskiFollowing with interest. I have been sure from the outset that it is an incarnation of MPM kit - I have a "panzer" V6 version in my stash and approach it very reluctantly from time to time... 😉
10 June 2021, 20:13
Guy RumpThanks Patryk, Gary & Robert 👍
@Gary, the way it's going, I think a new tube of filler may be required!!
@Robert, I agree with you, this is an incarnation of the MPM/Condor kit from 2001. 🙂
10 June 2021, 20:49
James CThat's a hell of a lot of canopy glass to mask off, but you've done a great job so far. Following 👍
13 June 2021, 18:34
Guy RumpPrimer added to complete aircraft. First coat of RLM71 added to top of fuselage. 🙂
25 June 2021, 18:24
Guy RumpVallejo Model Air RLM04 added to the wing tips as per the instructions. Yellow always seems difficult to apply or is it just me? 🙂
3 August 2021, 16:31
Gordon SørensenIn case 1/72 is too small….. aircraftrestorationcompany.com/fw189
3 August 2021, 17:23
Guy RumpRLM65 added to underneath of fuselage. 🙂 Next job is to add RLM04 bands on. 🙂
7 August 2021, 19:07
Guy RumpVallejo Model Air RLM04 bands added and Vallejo Model Air Azure Blue to the tail planes. 🙂
10 August 2021, 18:45
Gary KitchenLooking great Guy. That azure blue on the tail is an unexpected pop of colour. 👍
10 August 2021, 20:58
Guy RumpMany thanks Andy and Gary @Gary, the azure blue is on the painting guide, I admit i was surprised but now quite like it 👍
13 August 2021, 17:29
Guy RumpUndercarriage on, gloss varnish added, decals added, panel line wash (Ammo Mig). Now ready for the last bits to be added, matt varnish and removal of masks. 🙂
26 August 2021, 07:01
Guy RumpI declare the FW 189 A-1 complete. It represents one flown from Artemovsk, Ukraine in the summer of 1942 as a member of 1/H/32. 🙂
26 August 2021, 18:15
Robert PodkońskiReally nice - makes me think about completing the assault version I have in my stash (the one that needs considerably less masking 😉 )
26 August 2021, 20:56
Guy RumpMany thanks, Clifford, Robert and Andy. I greatly appreciate your kind comments. 👍
27 August 2021, 16:48
Robin (WhiteGlint)That's a nice Uhu. I guess with this many windows it is still possible to see enough of the cockpit details. 👍
27 August 2021, 19:32
Guy RumpMany thanks WhiteGlint. 👍 Yes, you can see a fair amount of the internals, I've been looking back at my photos which don't seem to do justice to what you can actually see with the naked eye (well, with my glasses on anyway 🙂 )
Many thanks to all of you who have made comments and for the generous likes. 👍
27 August 2021, 19:41
