Heinkel He-619E, finished page 3

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Last week I have ordered a 1/144 Heinkel He-219 Uhu and I plan to transform it in a little twin-boom He-619:

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little twin-boom He-619:

I thought of calling it He-319, at first, but the Putnam book about German planes WW2 told me the He-319 was a true project of single fin He-219:

And the He-419 was a He-219 derivative (7 built copies) and the He-519 was a He-119 derivative, so mine was (will be) the He-619...

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Here is the box-art of the model I have ordered. I like there is a RAF version, not only a Nazi one, while mine will be civilian:

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I don't know what the parts will look like, making my first project easy or not.
I consider another possibility:

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A push-pull asymmetric version would be also possible, but less crazy/funny...

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a jet He-619 would be another possibility:

[ericr]

so many possibilities are open !

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Thanks!
Maybe this will be just a simple twin-boomer with short pod:

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I have received the kit:

The parts shape make difficult several possibilities, and it may be He-619D way

[nighthunter]

Saving the decals, right? ;P

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All right, I will send them to you, both German and British.

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Starting to build (normally at first):

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Then cutting away the rear fuselage:

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Then the first drops of putty on the rear of what is now a central pod:

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I have adapted the project to the parts' cutting: no move rearward of the engines, mainly:

Another way would be possible, with hard butchering and a lot of putty, but I feel lazy... and PSR on 1/144 tiny models is not easy.