Ready for primer now.

How many rivets do you have? I can't be bothered to count 'em.

First of many many many hours spent on adding rust, yes I am asking myself why did I put so many rivets/bolts and bits of metal on the deck.
JUst think a flat deck and one coat of spray colour and it would be done and finished       

It's still quite bright.

A coat of yellow on the deckand green on the walkway. 
When dry will remove most of the paint and add more rust, decals and rubbish also a top quality neat and tidy plane yoho yoho yoho yoho       

Looks very nice.
Will you be doing some sort of Diorama with this one, like the submarine tender you did?

Quote from: chriswil42 on December 07, 2025, 03:14:13 PMLucky for some - he's got hair!

No need to bring combs to the meeting then.....  

Quote from: chriswil42 on December 07, 2025, 03:13:10 PMFinished. A nic little kit - a bit fiddly at times.

It looks superb Chris, a very nice build.

Quote from: cph64 on December 08, 2025, 05:32:25 PMDefinitely not memory foam!

Martin doesn't have any 'Memory' foam, or memory normally..........    

Quote from: cph64 on December 09, 2025, 02:09:18 PMThe fuselage has been closed up and the canopy applied, masked and RLM 66 applied for the frame interiors. A Junkers Jumo 004 engine was sourced from spares and sanded to an approximate fit, the intake was then painted red and masked. Evergreen strip as applied to the back of fuselage to act as support for the engine which was glued in place followed by filler which will be smoothed to bled it into the fuselage.

Will the wings be forward facing? All that weight up front must have changed to C of G quite a lot, and the tail doesn't seem to be longer to compensate for it either.