Martin B-10, B-12 and 139 in 1/100 Scale Thread

[gomidefilho]

I started a new repaint of the Martin 139 this time the WAA of the Argentine Air Force.

[Don Boose]

One of my favorite airplanes!

I see the wing of a Republic of China P-26 lurking on your workbench.

Don

[Don Boose]

Double post. Nothing to see here.

[Rata]

Another top effort Pericles. Keep 'em coming mate!

[gomidefilho]

Thanks my friends! Updates soon!

[gomidefilho]

I continue the build the core of Martin 139WAA , make my canopy conversion.

[Don Boose]

The center section of the fuselage and wing looks very good. It is an inspiration to me to try my hand at the USAAC version of the B-10.

Don

[JoeTraveller]

I am very new here and to the hobby, haven't even started my first model, and am totally unfamiliar with these aircraft, but just wanted to say that these look great. This is this kind of very nice work that made me want to join this community and will inspire me to try my very best when I get the chance to start actually building some models. Thank you for sharing.

[gomidefilho]

Originally Posted by Don Boose

The center section of the fuselage and wing looks very good. It is an inspiration to me to try my hand at the USAAC version of the B-10.

Don

My pleasure Don! my best tip is indicate start the build by the center section.

Originally Posted by JoeTraveller

I am very new here and to the hobby, haven't even started my first model, and am totally unfamiliar with these aircraft, but just wanted to say that these look great. This is this kind of very nice work that made me want to join this community and will inspire me to try my very best when I get the chance to start actually building some models. Thank you for sharing.

My pleasure

[gomidefilho]

Summarizing the construction of the Martin 139WAA after finishing the engine work, the general construction of the plane is concluded, starting with the tail. An important tip I give is to separate the rudder and stabilizers so that they are glued in a pointy way.











Then we glue the outer section of the wings and the nose. A good tip I can give you about this one is that its general construction is done before fixing it to the fuselage, mainly because of the turret floor. The tip is useful even for the large scales that the Fiddlers Green model originally has (WSAM and 1/48 (large)).











I hope to finish the model between today and tomorrow. This repaint was done by my friend Ramiro Quinteros at my request from my legalized model from Fiddlers Green. Ramiro is a specialist in aircraft used by Argentina.