This double He-111 has a lot of glass parts. The clear plastic used to give me problems but since I started using the Testors Clear Plastic Model Cement, it has been much better.
The kit is actually the Single Italeri He-111 kit with extra bits tossed in. There are a lot of parts that don't get used. I save them because they are sometimes useful for conversions, or for airfield debris.
This is the box art for the model. A very big, and very good kit, not too difficult, but I would not recommend it to anyone who does not have a moderate amount of plastic model experience.
This is the box art for the model. A very big, and very good kit, not too difficult, but I would not recommend it to anyone who does not have a moderate amount of plastic model experience.
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