He-B&V 169 Fledermaus (bat)

[RAFF-35]

Paint touched up, cockpit added, ready for decals and slight weathering  adding to the aircrafts backstory, the young Luftwaffe pilot assigned to this aircraft demanded that his fighter be camouflaged before he would fight in it, the 169 had some haistily applied bands of black and white added as they were the only paints available at this stage of the war,

[dumaniac]

nice alternative and interesting camo

[RAFF-35]

Final pictures now....

[Rick Lowe]

Cool! Nice build. 

[Tophe]

Beautiful

[Tophe]

Final pictures now....

Well, this was "final" for you, genius modeller, but... historically, the "final" step in this family was the zwilling HeBv-169Z:

[RAFF-35]

Final pictures now....

Well, this was "final" for you, genius modeller, but... historically, the "final" step in this family was the zwilling HeBv-169Z:

Hahahaha, I love it  what was it used for, Tophe? Night fighter? Heavy ground attack perhaps?

[Tophe]

The official use of it was "fun" (in my naive dream...)

[RAFF-35]

I'm just wondering what else your fevered imagination can do to the fledermaus 

[RAFF-35]

I've just come to the conclusion that the overall design of the HeBV-169Z puts me in mind of the Heinkel p.1078.04b

[Tophe]

Good idea, thanks! (I am going to turn the He P.1078B into a twin-boomer, for my twin-boom CGI topic)
Thanks again!

[zenrat]

It's very nice.  I like it a lot.

[NARSES2]

Come out well