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Re: Messerschmitt BF-109 "Emil"
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lugnet.build.military
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Mon, 26 Nov 2001 16:39:18 GMT
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> Here's a quick mock-up of a fuselage cross I've been planning to put on my own
> Bf-109 in progress. It keeps the fuselage small, and rounded. Rather than
> have the tiles on top, one might even get away with 1x2
> plates-with-center-stud, and a 1xn tile running along the midline to get more
> top curvature. Anyway, here's the idea:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=86749
That is genious! The only problem you'd have with that is incorporating it
into the angled slope of the tail boom of the Emil. If you look at a couple
of the real pictures, you'll note it extends straight from the cockpit,
angling upwards from the bottom.
On this note, has anybody else noticed that the hardest part of a WW2 plane
is the angled tail? The nose and wings are usually the easiest, with the
tail being the most challenging.
> I am especially impressed with the SNOT techniques in the tail and rudder! I
> might have to "abscond" with some of those ideas in my rendition heh heh heh.
> Seriously, the reverse angles on the trailing edges of the tail look fantastic,
> and the way you built the rudder, to achieve the split coloration, is
> exceedingly nice!
Wow.
I never, ever thought I'd be getting praise from Sullivan. ^_^ *faints*
To answer your question, yes, I believe mine is a little bit short. The
canopy should be a little bit smaller, and the nose a bit longer. I believe
the tail fins are about accurate.
And go right ahead and use my tail design. Us WW2 builders have to help
eachother out with tricky designs ^_^
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> Keep it up! Hopefully I'll have mine done before too long too ...
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> Grrrrrr, can't believe you beat me to it :P
> -s
Can't wait to see your version!
`Drew
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