[Captain Eddie]

Great diorama, stukadan. Very nice!

[derhamburgerjung]

I also found some pictures of a Me110 with Death´s Head and crossed bones
Will try to get a good scan, my scanner here drives me nuts

[stukadan]

Those are skeleton hands/fingers.......pretty neat!

Originally Posted by ZS-VAN

Overhead view alright. I can see the tire marks behind the plane but I'm talking about the white lines on the wings behind the engine nacelles.

[stukadan]

I actually have just got my first 2 HM models; the Me-110 Nightfighter and the Italian Stuka. They are both very nice but I was unaware there were som issue with the canopy on the Messy, I'll have to take a peek now..

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

I have both of the Hobby Master Bf 110s that have been released so far and think they look great. I have the next two in the series on pre-order and looking forward to them coming out. The first night fighter in the series is a fine looking model and mine did not have any of the canopy issues some of the folks mentioned. I think HM did a fine job on their Bf 110s.

[stukadan]

Thank you Cap'n Eddie! I'm glad you enjoyed it..Danny

Originally Posted by Captain Eddie

Great diorama, stukadan. Very nice!

[derhamburgerjung]

Here are some pictures of a similar Me110

[Cruver Collecter]

That last one is an interesting paint scheme for a Bf 110. I had seen the head on nose shot of this one before, but this is the first I have seen of a side view.

[stukadan]

AWESOME!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by derhamburgerjung

Here are some pictures of a similar Me110

[stukadan]

These scheme's would be a winner in diecast!

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

That last one is an interesting paint scheme for a Bf 110. I had seen the head on nose shot of this one before, but this is the first I have seen of a side view.

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by stukadan

These scheme's would be a winner in diecast!

I agree, and these are definitely different than some of the more standard paint schemes. I think both these paint schemes would look great in diecast.