Messerschmitt Me262 B-1a/U1
showing how the wing was attached to the fuselage. It is the only point of this model that has problems
preparing the assembly of the wing and the dry fuselage, since it needs some modifications to get a good fit
prepared for painting in...5-4-3-2......
A trick that I use in all planes is to use evergreen plastic sheeting to reinforce the joint between the two halves of the fuselage and so that the wing is well fixed.
another bad point of this model
Even though I'm not going to leave the compartments open, I wanted to do the entire weapons section and the result was very nice.
dry fit test
Eduard's bomber belts
Eduard's bomber belts
small detail made with electric motor cable
This photo shows a trick I use to keep the wheels in position while the thinner dries.
Comments
33 20 March 2023, 00:46
Lothar Linkethank you so much. Camouflage really doesn't have much of a secret, but if you're having a bad day, don't try it, bad mood moves to the airbrush, from the airbrush to the lines. hehehehehe
25 March 2023, 06:34
JohnAgreed on the camo, top job. Kit looks decent too, seems like HB makes a good 262 for the price.
25 March 2023, 22:27
Lothar LinkeJohn Totally, this HB kit is a very good option for the price. Thank you
3 April 2023, 00:12
Album info
Me262 B-1a/U1, 10/NJG11 "Kommando Welter" Red 12, (W.Nr. 111980) Germany, 1945.
