Ju 88 A1 - Revell 1/32

[Guest]

A gap between the engine cowling with wings. I glued a band of plastic.

Carriages painted with RLM 02 (Tamiya XF-22) and wheels.

Lights and shadows. Wash with bitumen of Judea and dry brush.

I glued a few more pieces of the interior and are ready to paint. The pedals were a puzzle to paste.

More rivets.

Best regards

ajcmac

[Vaughan]

There's a lot of work going on there Antonio great painting skills. Looking forward to the rest of the build.

Vaughan

[Guest]

i`m looking forward to rest also,really good work there

mobear

[Guest]

Some more progress in the interiors.

Regards

ajcmac

[BarryW]

Brilliant build.... I am looking forward to mine.

Are you adding bomb racks and bombs Antonio?

I got some from MDC and will be my first 'go' with resin when I build.

[Guest]

whats bitumen of judea, never heard of that before.

[Guest]

whats bitumen of judea, never heard of that before.

It is a product used in Fine Arts. It was formerly used to protect wood furniture. Currently used in fine arts. The Windsor & Newton have this product in your catalog.

Interior ready. Now glue everything and close the fuselage.

Best regards

ajcmac

[Vaughan]

Very nice Antonio great weathering and detail.

Vaughan

[Guest]

fantastic looking cockpit

mobear

[michaelm]

Great job, looking forward to seeing this come together.

[Guest]

Well, it took longer than I expected but it finally arrived.

Safety belts Eduard for the Ju-88.

Regards

ajcmac

[papa 695]

Thats some stunning work on the cockpit Antonio i dont know how iv'e missed this one