I like the toothie one in the back, must give it more bite. Grate work on the paint, your passion for modeling shows. I do have one question, I being one who enjoys building model aircraft, I keep having trouble with landing gear getting snapped off when moving them, and seeing how it looks like you move yours a fair bit, I was wondering if you could offer some advise

thanks very much for the kind words x3

As my models MUST resist a very strong wind where i live ( a normal day, 20/30 kms/h, a bad day, 50, 60, 70... to over 140) very usually i add counterweighst inside the models, inside the droppable tanks , and in the empty places of the main landing gear, even against the doors of it ( barely visible here http://www.furaffinity.net/full/15146633/ ) so, even being even 700% heavier than should _the Bf-110E-2/trop EASILY reaches 0.5 kg instead pathetic maybe 40 grs of the winter cammo one, without any counterweight) the wheels simply CAN`T move of position. Just the tail wheel doesn`t have any reenforcement EXCEPTING the E-2/trop _check that the tail wheel base is wider ;3 i added a little of plastic there to compensate the inmense weight) .

That`s my "trick", i hope can help you....

It looks not bad Buddy, i love the teeth^^ would like to sit in and fly a bit^^

the cammo is still very effective, but the paint was almost so horrible as my painting skills at that time XD

why do you use gloss paint? 0.o I make models too and I love watching your collection grow but the gloss paint?

literally i use the few paint that i can get. the color of that bf-110 is unnable to be find here since like AT LEAST 2 years. and i NEVER saw red paint here.... RED, cant be more basic....

estan geniales, y el del final con cara feliz x3

que lastima que no sabia pintar ni tenia buena pintura en esa epoca...asi y todo zafa x3