Messerschmitt Bf 110G-2 / Halinski / 1:33

[ricleite]

Hello Paúl As you can see, the pilot’s seat is nice but it is the only real one in the Bf-110! The other crew members were not so well treated…

[milenio3]

I'm in too!

Following you, Ric!

[Erik Zwaan]

Ayoh, that would be great. To have pilots in the cockpit, it can't get any more realistic. I wonder what the function of the lever on the leftside of the pilot's seat is. Usually such a lever is for operating the flaps. At least, that's what it looks like in the cockpit of a Piper Archer, the type I'm allowed to fly .

Great work, keep it up Ricardo!

Erik

[alzictorini]

Looking good Ricardo

I love Halinski for their detail, keep up the good work, Im following.

Erik, isn't it the seat height adjuster?

Al

[Ofanim]

Very good choice !
The BF-110 is (with the 109 ) my favorites fighters form the WW2.
One day I really should try to build an airplane designed by Halinski but the models looks so difficult and pretty expensive.
Good luck with this model !
Regards,
Ronan

[ricleite]

Great to see you in, Gerardo

@ Erik – I’d tend to agree with Al but may not be the case.
@ Ronan – Yes, Halinski kits have many parts and can hardly be considered easy. But I find them very precise, which is a big plus. Regarding price, well, if you divide the money by the number of hours spent on assembling a kit, it comes down to almost nothing. So, it is not that important

Today’s pictures show the conclusion the pilot’s compartment. The side panels are still missing. They run along the entire crew space.

[elliott]

Great looking pilot's office.

[romanmodels]

looking good ricleite

[Royaloakmin]

Off and running, Ricardo! It will be beautiful

[ricleite]

Thanks, friends

The center fuselage holds a couple of 20mm cannons. The ammunition boxes are big. They’ll come on the next post.