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mostrich wrote: Well spoken, Kevin.

Actually there's a 1/144 scale Schwalbe kit in my JG44 boxing from Eduard that I recently bought. But I won't get down that road. In 72nd scale I found my limits. Also there's already a 262 in my small collection.


But still no 109...

So many 109 to choose from!

This will be my first 109... be gentle

keavdog wrote:This will be my first 109... be gentle

A cherry?

keavdog wrote:This will be my first 109... be gentle

You will do just fine!

I find myself in a pickle. I have six Messerschmitt kits that I could use some suggestions which one to build. I have two Revell/Monogram 110s. One a C-4 and the other the G-4. I also have two Cyber Hobby 110 Tropical, one in 48 and the other is 32. I have a Revell 32 Me-262 Nachtjager that is the new mold one just released in the last couple of years and the final one is a Cyber Hobby 109E that is partially built and is due a set of Herman Graff's decals that I just acquired.

Here is my thinking. I already have a 110 in 32 that is built and wears the colors of Falk's mount. I believe I did an E on that one since the parts were all included in the kit. I am thinking that I would like something in tropical colors as well as a G. The 262 fills my desire for another night fighter but would probably take a few months to get complete. As for the two Revell kits I am planning on kit bashing then together because they both are missing a few items in their boxes. So, what do you fellows think?
I will consider your suggestions very carefully.

Paul sounds like the 262 is what you want to do but just need to acquire parts for it, any Schmitt would be a great choice. I lean toward the one you really want to do.

I second what pzl says. The second choice I would consider is the G-4.

Updated for Stuart!

Another completed build!

Excellent work Bish! Love the classic 109!

Hi Kevin,

Do you have any issues with me adding a part started build to the GB? (No worries if that's an issue).



It's actually gone a bit backwards from here, as I had to remove the canopy.

Cheers!