Teensy weensy Henschel

[uncle les]

Here's another weekend quickie - sort of.  Started last Saturday and then picked up again today.
Not happy with the innards I fashioned a cockpit from scratch, built a new engine, vacformed a new canopy and handpainted the markings other than the balkenkruz & swastikas.
I'll give is a base and a flat coat later in the week.

[Flyer]

That looks great. I like it a lot :)

[elmayerle]

Gorgeous and I love the detailing on something that small.

[wagnersm]

Lovely, great detail.  That model is tiny!!!

[raafif]

love the Italian cam job, nicely done :)

[Queeg]

Very nice paint and the detail work on the tiny cockpit is awesome !!!

[MaxHeadroom]

1:144??
WOW!!!

Norbert

[FAAMAN]

Beautiful, beautiful build and finish!!! Great 1/144 scale job!!!

[finsrin]

Beautiful, beautiful build and finish!!! Great 1/144 scale job!!!

Like FAAMAN said 
Without a size reference - easily passes as 1/72.

[Brian da Basher]

That's some of the most amazing work I've ever seen in 1/144!

You have super-human skill and patience, Uncle Les!

Brian da Basher

[Spey Phantom]

my hat goed off to you  :), and i thought working on modern jets in 1/144 was hard.
i like the camo.

[Buzzbomb]

That's some of the most amazing work I've ever seen in 1/144!

You have super-human skill and patience, Uncle Les!

Brian da Basher

Nahhhhh. Just years of practice. But he does excell in a subject selection and scratch building.

[Volkodav]

You definitely have better eyesight and a steadier hand than me.

[Weaver]

That's excellent - well done!  :)

[JayBee]

Superb if a little on the large side.
Have you seen the Armory Polikarpov I-16 type 24 in this scale.
You get two models in the small box with lots of PE bits which includes seat belts having three parts each.
The box states that each model has :
Length 43mm
Span  61mm
Plastic parts  15
PE parts  27
Vacformed parts  1

Jim

[Tophe]

Congratulations for this camo art...