Bf 109 K-4 Wheel Wells
RB Productions,
1/32 scale
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Details: |
RB Productions RB-P32007 -
Messerschmitt Bf 109 K Detailed Wheel Well |
Scale: |
1/32 |
Contents and Media: |
70 photo-etched parts; instructions. |
Price: |
€15 available online from
RB PRoductions' online shop
Eagle Editions website and
Model Design Construction |
Review Type: |
FirstLook |
Advantages: |
Beautiful detail; clever design;
raised detail for rivets; includes parts for outer gear doors; major
improvement over kit part detail; worthwhile donor kit. |
Disadvantages: |
Some challenging folding and
construction. |
Recommendation: |
Highly Recommended |
Reviewed by Brett Green
HyperScale is proudly sponsored by Squadron.com
Radu Brinzan is a master modeller with a well-earned reputation for
quality and detail, as typified by his recent master for the amazing MDC
1/32 scale Ki-61.
Radu's newest
release continues to cover wheels wells for 1/32 scale Messerschmitt Bf 109 kits This latest wheel well is for the Hasegawa 1/32 scale Bf 109 K-4.
This new set comprises around 70 parts on a single photo-etched fret. Parts for the outboard undercarriage doo (unique to the K-4) and the wheel wells are included.
The small but well detailed instruction leaflet describes the
construction process. The biggest challenge will be executing clean
curved folds for the various pressed reinforcement channels. A technique
for achieving this is included in the instruction, but I recommend
practicing on scrap before applying it to the conversion parts.
Raised detail will need to be removed from the kit wheel well before
installing the photo-etched parts. The two locating holes in the top of
the wing will need to be filled too.
Detail on the parts is superb.
This is an authentically detailed set which wil greatly enhance the
underside of your Bf 109 kits. You will need previous experience working
with photo-etched parts, but the results should be spectacular.
Highly Recommended to experienced modellers.
Thanks to Radu Brinzan for the sample
Text
Copyright © 2008 by Brett Green
Images Copyright © 2008 by Radu
Brinzan
Page Created 7 May, 2008
Last updated 7 May, 2008
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