Glad you had fun making this! This model is on my list👍

Awesome built and great weathering effect painting with this Messerschmitt . Bravo !

Glad you found that spark for modelling again! Great build

Fantastic build as always. I loved the video!!

Great work. Looks really good. I love your weathering effects. It looks very realistic.

Completely agree nothing better than a 'clear the bench' project. After watching your Airfix P-51 build a few weeks back, I started mine and - as a mojo restorer - it's been an absolute pleasure. Won't be doing the Tamiya 109, it's just not on my radar, but I've got (far too many) of their car & AFV kits queueing-up at the bench just now... All the best from New Zealand.

Awesome build

As a Bf 109 "aficionado", I liked the way you stuck to your OOB plan and the way your build turned out. Sometimes keeping things simple adds to the aesthetics of the result.

Pěkná stavebnice a neméně krásný model Mezka.💯👌

Great build mate, looks fantastic, from Perth Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Very nice build. I built this one as well and it is a excellent kit. Thanks for sharing

A superb build there, the paintwork is flawless. Will need to pick up one of these Tamiya kits 👍 Chris

Soon im making G6 in 72 scale, dont know anything about the kit and very limited knowledge on the plane, so this helped a lot! 👌🏻

un petit bonjour de la suisse un vrais plaisire a regarder tes vidéos et se bf109 est top

I bought a WW I plane from Eduard so I could take advantage of receiving a beer mug with a Luftwaffe squadron insignia on it. They picked it out; I couldn't pick which one. Funny thing though, the Devil's Head Squadron (54th) decal that you applied was the one on the beer glass. Pretty cool. Thanks for listening to my boring story... You do great work, sir...

Great build!

Awesome build ,thanks for sharing ✌🇨🇦✌

Beautiful work. I have the 1/72 scale model, I only build in 1/72 scale, ww2 aircraft and the occasional tank. Finished yesterday the AZModels 1/72 G2 Hans-Joachim Marseille version, yellow 14, great kit also. Keep it up and happy modelling.

Very nice model.😉👍

Yeah, I stay away from IHATELARRY kits. Trumpeter & Special Hobby, are pain in the butt enough, never mind Roden. Tamiya is always the hit reset kit. Always good to try new methods, weather to your satisfaction, I like the result. The 109 came out excellent. Congrats!

One feature of the Bf-109 I never see offered on models, including Tamiya, is the portside sliding window on the canopy. I guess this would be a difficult addition to add on stock F-4, G-6 models.

nice job if you follow instruction manual iis not a tricky modelkit the new tamiya kit is better but Eduard is not bad too

Very nice build and you restrained yourself on the weathering just kidding

Hi Brett, another work of art. Just goes to show how OOB can be really effective. Being a superb modeler also helps! Anyway what pressure did you have your compressor set on for the mottling please. I know practice makes perfect but my practice obviously is the exception to the rule. And I have a Trumpeter 1/32 on the way - yipes. Great video sir, all the best from England.

I'm catching up with a lot of your videos. You mentioned in this video you would rather go with aftermarkets decals. Can you give me an example or two of which decals you'd rather use? Edited to add: I subscribed as well!

I have a question, I’m decently new to modeling and I was wondering what the glue brush you have is so I don’t have a bunch of crusty spots on my kits

I like the out of the Box build, the paint job is for me flawless. About the rivet detail, yes we all want to have that detail but it is more correct when you actually have none, in the scale we build our models the rivets and panel lines would be so small that you need magnifiers to see them , most detailed rivets and panel lines are off scale, mean to big if you would calculate them up to the original it would be look like the panels all about to short . And for the RLM colors there are non of those it is a made up from the model companys . By the Time the German had already the RAL Paint System in existence , The RLM numbers where not used for paints , there are used for existing /prototype or in Production Aircrafts and of course for new Aircrafts soon to be in constructed. And you can be for sure the RLM would not have used the same number code for the paints and Aircrafts. So from a Accuracy standpoint the RLM colors are non existent so the colors you using are the wrong colors/Paints.

Needs to pop with closed cowlinn & dont loose your pre-shading