Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Achtung, Messerschmitt!
Many of the military MOCs I've built in 2010 were WW-II military aircraft. In fact, most of the aircraft I've built in about two years time are WW-II military aircraft. So, it'll be obvious that they interest me. So, what gets me to write something for the first time in months? Of course, a WW-II military aircraft!
Legohaulic built a very nice rendition of the German Messerschmitt Bf 109 a few years ago, but wasn't happy about the scale. So, he's had another go, with this very nice result.
Note the subtle dihedral of the wings and the clever use of wedge plates to break up the camouflage!
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I really dig the wedge plate usage, although I'm not too sure about having identical schemes on both wings. Unless of course it's a limitation from working in Lego.
ReplyDeleteNeat build nonetheless :)
I'm pretty sure it does have to do with the limitations of the medium, but I agree that a symmetrical camouflage pattern generally is a big no-no.
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