Junkers Ju87B-2 ‘Stuka’ Scale 1/24

[tr1ckey66]

Impressive work Polux.

I can understand the confusion surrounding the method (and perhaps describing it in a second language doesn't help, although your English is about 200 times better than my Spanish!). But the method is sound and your doing a marvelous job with it. I'm amazed at the speed with which you seem to be tearing through this model you have far more time for modelling than I can seem to find!

The 1/24 Airfix Stuka was always amongst my most wanted Xmas presents as a kid and your build is rekindling those 'gotta have' feelings. I don't think I'll be building a 1/24 Stuka for some time though as I have far too many projects in the pipeline than I could possibly give time to. I'll content myself with the admiring yours when finished.

Keep up the great work I'm sure this is going to be a cracker.

Cheers

Paul

[Guest]

Thank you very much for this great comment Paul.

I must admit yesterday I was working on the edge....the paint wasn't dried enough

I worked all the day, because it starts to be "dangerous" now....I have started to think on a new projects, and I don't want to park this one!!

Thanks again

Polux

[Guest]

Hi!

Just a little little update. I have started to add a standard brown wash (AK enamel) at the panel lines and the small holes.

Seems I will need some hours to finish this job ops:

Cheers

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[Guest]

Very realistic effect. Do you put the wash only where it should go, correct?

[Guest]

Rivets have shown up beaut with that wash. This is going along extremely well. Did you do this OOB? By the way, I want more pics!!! Don't show us parts of it only, show the whole thing

John

[Guest]

That wash is really making the detail stand out,its a 'pin wash' if I'm not mistaken ? Looking forward to the next update Polux!

[Guest]

Very realistic effect. Do you put the wash only where it should go, correct?

Yes Francesco, only on the lines and others

[Guest]

Rivets have shown up beaut with that wash. This is going along extremely well. Did you do this OOB? By the way, I want more pics!!! Don't show us parts of it only, show the whole thing John

Is all I have at the moment mate!!!! sorry

[Guest]

That wash is really making the detail stand out,its a 'pin wash' if I'm not mistaken ? Looking forward to the next update Polux!

I think is it Trey!! I learn new thing today

Thanks to all for the comments

[Guest]

Polux, where are today's photos and update?

Francesco

[Wendall]

Yeah come on Polux!!!

Looks amazing by the way

Jason

[Guest]

Just a thought Polux and if anyone wants to jump in and disagree then feel free. I would have painted the base colours on the undersides, then the colours on the upper surfaces and then done the washes over them both at the same time. You might generate a demarcation in the washes by doing everything to a completed finish with the masking still in place, whereas doing the washes last would help to blend the different colours.

As always just throwing a thought into the mix.

[Guest]

Polux, where are today's photos and update?Francesco

Today has been a long day Francesco

Today I have invert more than one hour to finish only one wing...

Tomorrow I will post a photo. I like how it looks, but will wait for all your opinions and advices.

Thanks

See you tomorrow

[Alan 45]

Today has been a long day Francesco Today I have invert more than one hour to finish only one wing...

Tomorrow I will post a photo. I like how it looks, but will wait for all your opinions and advices.

Thanks

See you tomorrow

So what you really mean is you've done something and it's absolutely fantastic , you know that we are going to love it mate , you shouldn't be so modest

[monica]

Looks amazing, with the wash Polux,real bring out the detail, top work,