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Logan Eden
Good Morning from Canada Steven

Cool looking kit, always loved the Bf 110G. My family has a historical connection to it, as a family member lost his life to one over Germany in 1944. (see note below)

Catch Ya, Logan

D.O.B. October 26th, 1920
Service Number: J90754
K.I.A. March 22, 1944.

Spencer Elwood Woolhether, K251029 P/O (AG) J90754/R254029
Royal Canadian Air Force
Rank: Pilot Officer (Air Gnr)
#408 Goose Squadron (for freedom)
Target - Frankfurt, Germany
Pilot Officer Air Gunner Woolhether is buried in the War Cemetery at Durnbach, Germany
Benjamin Woolhether - Grandfather, Dahinda, Sask.

Aircraft: #LL 717 EQ-W
Base: RAF Linton-on-Ouse
Target: Frankfurt, Germany
Crashed in Hausen, Germany (3km SW of Usinger)
Shot Down by Night Fighter
POSSIBLE??? Night Fighter was Bf110G Call letters "3C + MK"…..Pilot Hauptmann Martin "Tino" Becker (April 12, 1916 - February 8th, 2006) Unit NJG 4, NJG 6 Tino had 58 victories ( German Term: Viermot is a German pilots' nickname for the American heavy bomers, a slang contraction of the words for a four-engine bomber )

Durnbach War Cemetery, Germany
Grave Reference: 8.E.25.

Logan Eden
Good Morning, Steven Too, too small. There is companies that make this kind of model in bigger scales. Grab a 1/48 or go for a 1/32nd, you will be pleased that you did. With this being said, if you still want to stay in the 1/72 lane, I'll sell you a U-boat really cheap. Catch Ya, Logan

Matti Thomaes
Starting to look realy good, keep it up, 👍

Logan Eden
Good Morning, Steven How was the library book on the R.M.S. Titanic??? Did you borrow it?? Enjoy the kit, Catch Ya, Logan

Logan Eden
Good Morning, Steven Looking forward to this one, just watched the movie last month and in July toured U-505 in Chicago. Catch Ya, Logan

Logan Eden
Good Morning, Steven You completed a 1/72.......please post the photos, looking forward to seeing them! Catch Ya, Logan

gorby
Nice work.

Steven Dufresne Autor
Thanks Mr D, although I did not use a mask on the cockpit. That was done gently by free hand with a paint brush and rubbing off the excess with a toothpick.

BetterTimes-Henry
Great job! You must have a very steady hand 👍 Excellent cockpit.