He-111 paper model development update

This He-111 model has been in development on and off since 2009. When it finally comes out, it will be the last Stahlhart Papercraft model to have been designed without any 3D-software.
As I know there are a few people who are waiting for this model, I have recorded a production update so you can see the current level of the model development.
This is the 8th testbuild. Although technically it could be considered the 16th or even 24th as each test build includes 2 different wings, 3 different noses and 5 different engines, this is not counting the V-1 buzz bomb.
Let me know in the comments whether you want to see a similar video after the next testbuild.

[@benramsey8937]

you should add the he 111 zwilling variant

[@chrisstahl2653]

Pay attention to what I'm saying in the video. When I show the RATO unit I mention it is for the Zwilling.

[@karoltakisobie6638]

The way I see it you are making one huge mistake. Instead of feeding us one model version/color/whatever every so often you upload more than a dozen models in one shot. How in blazes am I supposed to choose lol? It's like putting a crate of beer in front of dried up alcoholic. I've been looking forward to early 111 simply because there is none ,never was and it's highly unlikely there ever will be one. Much like Do-17 ,Whitley and few other bombers. Take care.

[@chrisstahl2653]

Love the analogy of the crate of beer.
I'm surprised there is no Do-17. I would have thought as one of the more famous German Bombers, there would be a model of it. Unfortunately I have too many running projects to do one myself.

[@juliussiegfeld8181]

Maybe I got your comment wrong, but there is the "Dornier DO-17 P Bulgarian" from ModelArt designed by Emil Zarkov in 1/33
For the He-111, I only know the Version from WHM in 1/50

[@chrisstahl2653]

@@juliussiegfeld8181 WHM is Wilhelsmhavener, right? That model is nice, but very basic, As I know there are also He-111s by Geli and Oddball/Murph's Models. I think that some of the Polish publishers must surely also have He-111s. But those are all the P/H version although Oddball/Murph's Models does have a Zwilling (which is of course two He-111Hs with a new connecting wing part).
It seems there is also a Luftwaffe version of Zarkov's Do-17: (zarkovmodels.com/en/?pid=91). While this model looks fantastic, this is not the classic version of the DO-17 which the Germans used during the Blitzkrieg and the Battle of Britain. Like the He-111 the Do-17 has a variety of in some cases rather different versions.

[@juliussiegfeld8181]

@@chrisstahl2653 Indeed, it's Wilhelsmhavener. I thought that 1/50 might not be too detailed, but still wanted to mention it.
However, keep up the nice work 👍👍