1:48 Tamiya Bf-109 E3

Short. This 109 had lots of features and far more detail then my old Bf-109 E-7 TROP (German Revell).

I had to close the cockpit since it dident want to hold to the fuselage. And took me two days to complete, I'd say this model is reccomended for the intermeidiate modeler.

Enjoy! (Music from: Incompetech)

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• luftwaffe
• ww2
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[HeartGoldMVP]

Nice I love it! I actually made the same kit except i made the africa version, the E-7

[terminator363]

@HeartGoldMVP

I have also made an E-7, the video was called putting plastic models on poles, check it out!

[pedowife4kids]

Is this TS-80 clear colour finish a water-based colour? In this case it would be exspectable because decals are glued with water-soluble layer. Btw, I too build models but only civilian vintage cars.

[terminator363]

Yeas it is water based, an d be the way Ihave built one civilian car too, (The audi R8) and I used aircraft decals to finish it! Check it out on my channel!

[itsjustlewis]

was that the bf-109 e4/e7 trop kit

[terminator363]

No, this was'nt the TROP kit (revell GmBh), this was a tamiya kit. (I've also built the trop kit too!)

[alibasster]

Сделано достаточно топорно

[MilitaryAircraft101]

NICE!

[majmambo]

You should seal with future after decals, then try a flat base afterward :)

[ichmalealsobinich]

I am building this model too. It's an excellent kit, only lacking the seat belts. But I made them with self adhesive paper. You need no expensive photo-etching parts. But what's the cause that damaged the decals? Both, decals and flat finisher are from the same company, thus compatibility should be standard.

[tankman13p66]

WoW lol Nice aircraft....urh awesome!