WWI Fw 190D ? ***Finished***

[Molly-new]

What if .......camouflage had not developed over time?

Therefore I am building this;



Camouflaged as this:

[Martin R]

That's going to be - colourful

I like the idea of lozenge on a Dora!

regards,

Martin

[iggie]

Interesting!

[fredk]

Interesting!

I was going to use that word! Now I have to think of a different clever word.


Different!

[AndrewR]

Novel

[splash]

This will be fun to watch.

[TobyC]

A diamond Dora. Daringly dazzling.

[Jagewa]

Got a little brush to paint the lozenges?

[TimJ]

Sounds interesting.

[Molly-new]

Got a little brush to paint the lozenges?

No, I will be using these that I printed off myself:



In preparation for the off, here are the sprue's:



And instructions, although I have included the decal sheet I will not be using it.



Looking forward to this now.

[despondman]

Great idea. Often thought about using those fancy WW1 colours on a WW2 fighter, but never actually tried it, so really looking forward to seeing it.

[Molly-new]

I have made a start on this by fitting the seat and then painting the cockpit area. I have also assembled the wings, belly tank and propeller:



Annoyingly I have picked up an ear infection so I can only concentrate for short periods of time. This could be a long old task.

[fredk]

Got a little brush to paint the lozenges?

No, I will be using these that I printed off myself:

Who's a real clever clogs then?
Good idea, and good printing too. Are they on white or clear film?

[Molly-new]

Are they on white or clear film?

Thanks Fred, they are printed on clear film so I will be painting the bottom of the wings white first to get the colours to show through.

I have knocked up some seatbelts out of painted tape, and put the fuselage together:



This should come together quite quickly now.

[Martin R]

I s'pose I'd better start tonight, then. I'm getting left far behind.

regards,

Martin