CASA C 2.111 SAR - Viva Espana
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27 10 March 2019, 12:17

I just found your Merlin set consists of 4 engines. Can we expect you building a second C2111? 😄
8 May 2019, 18:43

I think the putty-manufacturers would be happy if I do so... but no, one is enough😉
8 May 2019, 18:58

Hello Melchior, nice to see how it goes on, the ICM 111 has already strange "interpretations" of the quality: D, but in the end, you are happy if it is done 🙂, for the small hull windows a little late, but that could If you glue them together, they fit almost exactly into the frame
8 May 2019, 19:10

Looks pretty good! Could it be, the propeller blades need a little adjustment in shape?
24 May 2019, 09:49

Hello Melchior, what an orgy 👍 after my He 111 H6 is already the H20 on hold, the colleague has given me time until August, the exhibition in Lützen, in early August, he wants to see her 😄 😄 😄 , think that is next to the Bf 110 G4 by Eduard and the Ju 88 C6 / N by ICM probably still to create 😄
24 May 2019, 12:15

Yes, I'll adjust the prop-blades as soon the cabin glazing is on. @Jens: Chappeau if you do a second ICM-111!
24 May 2019, 12:20

Umpf. That reminds me that I have a HE-111H-20 on stash. So many kits and so little time 🙁
24 May 2019, 12:26

such a perfect surface with so much sanding and puttying, wow, my full respect 👍 👍 👍 that looks really great 👍
3 September 2019, 21:25

beautiful finish, the roundels look great. A friend of mine uses to say "makes the difference"😉
4 September 2019, 06:04

Really a great project! I love your paintjob and now i know, i need a plotter!😉
17 September 2019, 09:21

Excellent work with all the masking! The letters look really authentic 👍
1 October 2019, 06:55

Melchior, I really look forward seeing her in reality. She looks extremely nice, respect!
25 October 2019, 10:24

Thank you all, really motivates me 🙂 @Richmond: I used a Silhouette Portrait 2 Plotter. For a beginner like me, it's enough (easy installation, easy to operate).
25 October 2019, 12:30

Looking really good, great job on the clear parts, the front "bulb" looks excellent 👍
2 December 2019, 11:29

Very well done!!! Very Nice and seldom airplane. Thumbs up 🙂
23 April 2020, 19:40

Excellent end result, striking markings and top notch finish 👍 what material do you cut your masks from ( looking to buy a silhouette too)
23 April 2020, 20:24

Those pipes underneath the wing are fuel dumps. Found on later models of the he-111. Nice to see a NMF heinkel!
23 April 2020, 21:07

A beautiful finish on a striking colour scheme, nice conversion work as well!
23 April 2020, 21:12

Any tips for working with syringe tips? Do they come in different sizes?
10 August 2021, 13:58

Treehugger: Yes, they have different sizes. I used superglue to attach them. Some modelers even use them for pitot tubes, as a smaller size fits into a bigger size.
26 August 2021, 10:49

Bel exemple du SAR. Excellent travail et magnifiquement expliqué. Merci beaucoup.
Je prévois de faire un CASA 2111A (puisqu'il est impossible de trouver les moteurs Merlin), Félicitations pour un modèle aussi bien fait.
J'étais au Musée de l'Air de Madrid le mois dernier et ils ont conservé les deux Heinkels, le 2111B et le 111E.
23 January 2022, 19:22

Stunning build and great topic. Thanks for your photo descriptions. I am doing a Hispano Buchon and would be interest to know what colours/brand of red and yello you used for the roundels please.
23 January 2022, 20:04

Thank you Oscar, Rui and Gary 🙂
Gary: For the roundels, I used Vallejo Air 71.002 Medium Yellow and 71.269 Red (also listed as RAL3000).
23 January 2022, 21:00

Very nice work! I really love that metal finish together with the red and yellow.
23 January 2022, 21:51

Very nice work and extraordinary machine that is rarely seen. Super conversion with the engines
23 January 2022, 23:16

natural metal finish and spanish insignia are almost a guarantee for a beautiful machine. Yours is no exception.
24 January 2022, 20:24
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Stopped all other Projects for this one. Inspired by an IPMS idea. The spanish manufacturer CASA built this CASA C2111 as a T.8B Trainer with dual controls and all (?) specific bomber items removed. It was used for SAR in the sixties (with number 2540 painted), but only 2 Pictures of it are known. Let the fun begin!