Eduard 1/32 Scale Messerschmitt BF109 E7, Build, Paint, Weather Video. Model Aircraft

[@vitoscaletta3886]

Crazy Kit, one of the best out there!

[@iannicholls7476]

Thanks. I like the tips on weathering. The result you achieve is, to my eyes, very realistic.

[@gary6300]

Hi buddy fantastic build and paint job love the weathering and you have shown us how to do it brilliant. Cheers Gary. 🇬🇧

[@lappin6482]

Never built a 1/32 scale, i think its time....beautiful work well done mate

[@scalestuff1066]

looks really good great work on this model lovely subtle weathering

[@lesthiele4921]

Greetings, that was a excellent build and paint finish, you must be very happy with the end result, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia.

[@griffn14]

A great build! 109s are just awesome - there's an endless supply of camo schemes and they have a mean look from every angle just like a weapon of war should.

[@PirateMTH_ToddH]

Great work and technique. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. You are setting the bar high for my projects.

[@the-creech4790]

Excellent work as always Sir! Thanks for all your time and effort. 😀

[@lorenzor2555]

Bellissimo! Bravo!

[@foreverplastickits138]

*Wonderful kit, your paint is awesome! Eduard provides such quality!*

[@stephenbridges2791]

Very realistic results. Looks exactly like exhaust staining.

[@wasrio1403]

Great work thanks

[@justinreed3191]

When painting large yellow sections, I always base in pink - really helps give a solid yellow

[@hettro-cv6082]

Great video! Looks great!

[@modelcars2978]

Very cool, thanks for sharing brother. 🤟🤠👍

[@AlanKRiley]

Nice work!

[@steve1315]

Good work sir.

[@liamgray9805]

Brilliant Jason😂

[@marksmodellingmadness]

Thank you, good vid. That weathering technique will come in handy on the three or four kits I have currently on the go, one of which is a rather large 109G2 (Trumpeter 1/24 :) The painting part is not my favourite thing so this is really helpful. Thanks again :)

[@rdwaldsaxe-coburg666]

isopropyl alcohol fuel Messerschmitt Bf-109 ,Isopropyl alcohol produces a yellow flame ,ie the yellow you see

[@chikabungiekirkhoff8669]

Nice model, Eduard fit & finish could be better for the extra money their kits cost, I only do minor weathering on my aircraft kits. Keep the videos coming, good stuff! Cheers from Japan!

[@SLICK-GLN]

I cannot wait for Tamiyas version

[@duckman5642]

Great video, did the metal colour of the aircraft ever show through as in chipped or worn areas?

[@markbarratt1453]

Jason - Merry Christmas! Love the channel all the way from Wisconsin, US. As the BF109 guru, can I ask your advice, please? I'm a novice with planes and am building Revell's 109 G2/4 in 1/35. Have the primer coat but thinking about how best to do the pre-shading on the panel lines. Do you use black or a very dark gray? Do you thin the paint more for this purpose and spray at a lower PSI? I would greatly appreciate any advice you can give me. Thanks - Mark

[@richelias2973]

Very nice job lover the video. Have s question on what airbrush you like to use. thanks.

[@SLICK-GLN]

I heard that this models molds were destroyed in the fire that Eduard had. If true that was the standard molding.

[@simonbaker6962]

Decals should be applied onto gloss varnish. Then use a fixer to create a bond between decal and model. Apply the decal and use a cotton bud to remove excess fluid. Use a softener on the decal and wait for them to dry. Next reapply a gloss varnish which should prevent silvering. I have found that if the water is too hot when loosening the decal the sticky bond can be lost.