FM 1/72 Bf109K-4,9JG 77 White 1, Düsseldorf, Germany, 1945.

[speedgraflex]

Good morning good day good evening gents (depending on your zones), and thank you both for your comments. I may have found something Eduard chose not to replicate. I wonder why. They replicated everything else... or simulated, if you want to go Red Dwarf on it, Stuart. Simulants. Don’t call ‘em robots.



Kryten: “With respect, sir, they’re not androids, they’re Simulants.”
Cat: “What’s the difference?”
Kryten: “Well, the basic difference is that an android would never rip off a human’s head and spit down his neck.”

[Stikpusher]

Well, that does not look too hard to replicate

[pzl66]

Wonder what you come up with for it, should be simple I imagine

[Stuart]

That shouldn't be too hard to simulate Bruce... Better not risk the neck spit...

[speedgraflex]

haha... it’s never too late in the day for a good dose of Red Dwarf...

[pzl66]

Excellent sketch!

[speedgraflex]

Thanks, Kevin! Sincerely.

[pzl66]

Thanks, Kevin! Sincerely.

You should save those sketches and make a book with them. I am personally a fan of blueprints and diagrams and really like when model companies provide them. Your sketches make it look like it was part of the design/planing stage which I think is bad ass. You have multi skills there my friend! Super fine scale, the interview pages, and these sketches are all awesome!

[speedgraflex]

Thank you so much for such great ideas—I appreciate your comments because I need to get all the sketches together and organized by project. Initially I was thinking sketches would not be part of the projects, but these sketches represent a way of thinking about the planes and the models themselves in addition to problem solving. I enjoy working this way, and I am glad and grateful others think so here. Sincerely.

[mostrich]

You should save those sketches and make a book with them. I am personally a fan of blueprints and diagrams and really like when model companies provide them. Your sketches make it look like it was part of the design/planing stage which I think is bad ass. You have multi skills there my friend! Super fine scale, the interview pages, and these sketches are all awesome!

Great idea! I'm raising my hand for a first edition print signed by the artist himself!
Which type of marker do you use for the shadings? Copic?