This model is one of the very first models that I built after I started to take modeling seriously (as opposed to building targets for my BB gun). I managed to fond an original production one from the early '70s so the experience was very close to that first build. It was a straightforward build, I am constantly amazed by the quality of these old kits; no putty needed, little sanding, near-perfect parts fit. The decals were another matter, half a century bouncing around from one basement to another before being built left them in pretty rough shape. It was a fight but I stuck to my guns and used them. I ended up with some silvering around a couple of the decals, much to my dismay. I console myself with the thought that these are wargaming toys, not IPMS competition pieces.
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Tuesday, October 3, 2023
1/72 Monogram Messerschmitt BF-110
a sleek-looking plane even if it wasn't much of a dogfighter
most countries experimented with the "heavy fighter"concept
only the P-38 could be considered truly successful
hand-painting the framing on that greenhouse was a pain
don't look too close at those markings,
I stuck the worst decals on the bottom where they wouldn't often be seen
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