FW-190D Halinski 1:33 - Page 2

**busoramas** · #11 09-09-2018, 02:44 AM

Thank you all friends!
Sergio - I was not offended, I understood what you mean, it happens to me too, but... I am "masochistic" ans still love to cut those unless parts hehe.
What scales do you normaly build?
Rata - I like the idea, what name we use?

regards

**Rata** · #12 09-09-2018, 04:04 AM

I guess the most appropriate name would be whoever flew the real thing. Does it say on the model sleeve Paúl?

**Vinalssergio155** · #13 09-09-2018, 05:07 AM

I feel very comfortable in 1/50, same scale for tanks. And these small 1/100 have a special charm. I tried a 1/33, I was more than three months with the interior of the cockpit, and although I got far and only remained the landing gear and armament leave it, it was interminable. It was the only model that abandone.Perhaps in the future when you have more time try again.

**busoramas** · #14 09-09-2018, 12:05 PM

Hans Dortenmann was the pilot for this great war bird.
today build the air compressor.... lot of parts but great result.
Sergio, perhaps I consider to design some pilots for those scales! heheh.
regards

**elliott** · #15 09-13-2018, 10:05 AM

I think Dortenmann is the perfect name for the pilot - that is, if you can fit it legibly atop his uniform pocket...

**busoramas** · #16 10-21-2018, 09:13 AM

And all beutifull and incredible details are hidden!!! finally I can finish details on the air compresor and cockpit, step by step. still a long way to the end.

regards

**Erik Zwaan** · #17 10-21-2018, 09:27 AM

Great stuff Paul! Your little friend seems to be a bit impatient as he keeps on sitting in the cockpit. He's telling you to hurry up building because he is eager to fly the beast!

I agree with the discussion regarding all these details that will ultimately be hidden. Halinski models are the ultimate if it comes to details, but the price to pay is a very long build if your time to spare is limited. The risk that a build looses momentum is real, at least that goes for me as I have noticed recently....

Anyway, keep it up and this is going to be a great build!

Saludos,
Erik

**Vinalssergio155** · #18 10-21-2018, 09:56 AM

Great job Paul! As Erik says, your pilot looks very impatient, at any moment he will tell you to put his wings in! It looks great, we follow you.

**MichaelS** · #19 10-21-2018, 09:59 AM

Glad to see you pop up again. That really looks great. At least you and the peeps in this thread will see it .

**busoramas** · #20 10-28-2018, 08:45 AM

thanks guys, I guess the pilot will be tired of waiting very soon!!

this time is for some sections of the fuselage and the compresor air intake witch I had a litte problem to shap it correctly, had to glue it twice.

regards