1/72 German Airfield Dio...
Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 12:45 pm
Hey guys, I put together this quick & easy "dio" just to showcase a couple of the most recent additions to my 1/72 scale collection...
At an aerodrome somewhere in Germany circa late 1944, an Me-262A "White 8" of Jagdgeschwader "Nowotny" awaits re-arming and re-fueling before it's next combat sortie, with a Flakpanzer IV "Wirbelwind" nearby providing low-level air defense against marauding allied fighter bombers, which were a constant threat at this stage of the war....
The dio base was made using Verlinden airfield tarmack sheets mounted in a $5 picture frame from WM, they are completely stock except for a light coat of dulling spray, because they had a little bit of a "glossy" sheen to them in certain lighting conditions & viewing angles. The aircraft is an MRC/Easy Model Me-262A, completely stock except for a set of Aeromaster Swastikas applied to the vertical tail. The Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind is one of the new Panzerstahl models that has been discussed in another thread recently. The Me-262 ran me about $8 delivered, and the Flakpanzer IV set me back about $19 including delivery. I'm very pleased with both, and the Me-262 especially represents an outstanding value for the money IMO. Hope you guys enjoy the pics....
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At an aerodrome somewhere in Germany circa late 1944, an Me-262A "White 8" of Jagdgeschwader "Nowotny" awaits re-arming and re-fueling before it's next combat sortie, with a Flakpanzer IV "Wirbelwind" nearby providing low-level air defense against marauding allied fighter bombers, which were a constant threat at this stage of the war....
The dio base was made using Verlinden airfield tarmack sheets mounted in a $5 picture frame from WM, they are completely stock except for a light coat of dulling spray, because they had a little bit of a "glossy" sheen to them in certain lighting conditions & viewing angles. The aircraft is an MRC/Easy Model Me-262A, completely stock except for a set of Aeromaster Swastikas applied to the vertical tail. The Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind is one of the new Panzerstahl models that has been discussed in another thread recently. The Me-262 ran me about $8 delivered, and the Flakpanzer IV set me back about $19 including delivery. I'm very pleased with both, and the Me-262 especially represents an outstanding value for the money IMO. Hope you guys enjoy the pics....





