1/33 Heinkel He 219 UHU - Halinski 1996

I'm starting a new building again. I hope this canopy doesn't lie in the dilemma of the last time. What worries me is that it is still provided to FLY Model.

Because the model I bought is very old, the paper can no longer withstand the pressure of production and processing, so I have to scan it and then print it on the blank cardboard. By the way, I made some modifications to the drawing to conform to my own aesthetics. I hope you will like it, too

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here comes the sun, äh der Fly "Uhu" and the construction report. Have fun browsing. Oha, mein deutsch is better.

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Heinkel He-219 "Uhu", Fly Model Nr. 54, Maßstab 1:33

Zum Baubericht geht es hier:

Heinkel He-219 "Uhu", Fly Model Nr. 54, Maßstab 1:33

Maxe

Aug 21st 2011

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Cockpitnase

Eigentlich kein Problem, wenn nicht diese Form wäre :D. Aber aus Ringen hätte man das nicht hinbekommen. Diese Dreiecke im Bild 41 und 43 sind die Teile, wo man viel Zeit und Geduld investieren muß. Bevor man hier und da etwas wegschneidet und sagt: 3 mal was abgeschnitten und immer noch zu klein, da sollte der Baumeister doch einfach eine kleine Papierschablone (Bild 41 Einzelheit a) anfertigen. Das erspart so manchen Frust. Perfekt gelungen ist es nicht, aber aus der Entfernung recht…

Maxe

Aug 1st 2011

Gruß Maxe

Thank you very much for your valuable reference, Maxe! I enjoy seeing your production process, and I hope my work can be completed as soon as possible

Quote from Jan Hascher

Hi, I built that one like a hundred years ago. However the Search struggles to find it. Here are my pictures if that helps at some point:

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He-219 Uhu, Halinski, 1:33

Hallo Leute,
wie versprochen jetzt ein paar Bilder vom großen, allmächtigen Nachtjäger
He-219 Uhu
Der Flieger hat sogar einen Plexiglaskasten bekommen und steht auf einem hübschen Untergrund aus Modellschnee.

Jan Hascher

Feb 18th 2005

Thank you, Jan! It seems that my topic today is a very old topic, which may be a good choice, because your warm help has provided me with a lot of reference information

I engraved some details of the cockpit based on historical photos and finished photos of plastic models. It's just finished.

This is a radio antenna used by pilots to measure azimuth during night flight. I don't know why the designer painted it like a fan, but I changed it to what I wanted

Update

I changed the weapon muzzle in the belly from two to four, which looks more realistic.

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Hello Ferrarifan,

great progress on that unique bird ! The fuselage went together really well and yes - it should be four guns.

Kind regards

Zaphod

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Hello Zaphod, this is a very old model, which means that it has a lot to improve. I will slow down my speed and try to show my ideas to the actual effect. For example, this part

I have improved an elevator. It only looks good on the upward surface, but I haven't improved the downward surface, because there are few opportunities to present it to the audience

I just fixed the horizontal tail. In order to control the angle, I used a specially cut cardboard as a ruler

The improvement of the rudder made me work hard. Because there is a complete frame in the middle of it, it needs to cut off a part. Fortunately, this effort is worth it, and the effect is significantly improved.

My summer vacation is over, and return to the daily state of building model: