Der Stern von Afrika,

Started by Glenn, November 03, 2005, 12:01:11 AM

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Glenn

It could be a scene from the 1950's German film, but it's not!
Ollie, I remember you saying how much you liked Merlin powered 109's, well I like the Hispano engine ones better.

Model: Ha-1112 M-1-L 'hobbycraft'/with the engine cowl and prop from a P-51A Accurate Miniatures. (modified)
Scale: 1/48
Markings:Hauptmann Hans Joachim Marseille desert markings
Backdrop: painted on board. 24x40 inches

cthulhu77

Neat look for the old bird !
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Ollie

Good show Glenn.

So, did you ever see that movie?  I'd like to see it one day.

And by the way, real Messerschmitts have Merlins!

:D  :wub:  :)  

Tophe

[the word "realistic" hurts my heart...]

Glenn

Ollie, real 109's have Merlins, cause there are no Hispano engine ones left!
As to the movie, I know it's out in video, but I don't know about DVD? It would be great to watch, and I don't even speak German, but it's the aircraft you watch.
The last 'aviation' movie I watched was "The first of the few", with David Niven, now that would be great on DVD!
Glenn

Ollie

There are a few with DB engines, but nothing beat's the Buch­­ón's smile!

:wub:  

waynos

QuoteOllie, real 109's have Merlins, cause there are no Hispano engine ones left!
As to the movie, I know it's out in video, but I don't know about DVD? It would be great to watch, and I don't even speak German, but it's the aircraft you watch.
The last 'aviation' movie I watched was "The first of the few", with David Niven, now that would be great on DVD!
Glenn
Glenn, remastered First of the Few is available on DVD with special features including an intro by RJ Mitchells son and Jeffrey Quill interview and it is a treat. Try play.com, thats where mine came from.

waynos

just done a search and they have it in stock at £9.99

Spitfires here!