Junkers JU-88 A4 (Italeri, 1:72)

[Guest]

form my opinion most beautifull light bomber of ww2

i'm sadisfied with build. it could be better, i think it can... but it could be worster, also i think it can...

thats most owefull camo what i ever make... very hard to do by AB from hand...

and thats all for next 50 days... I'm going to work (drilling rig) in Syria, and when I came back than will be new projects again

hope you like it...

cheers,

Roman

[Guest]

excellent job. i'm sure if i did that i'd be terrified to put the wavy lines on there, you pulled it off amazingly.

[Gern]

That's a beautiful build Roman - especially in that scale!

Gern

[stona]

Well done Sir! That sort of camouflage is tricky in large scales,I know, so you've done a great job in 1/72.

Cheers

Steve

[yak face]

Excellent work roman, very difficult scheme but youve done a fantastic job,especially in 1/72, cheers tony

[Guest]

I had to check the scale again, 1/72nd!! I'm doing well to stick the bits in the right holes nowadays never mind take on camoflage like that! Fabulous job and amazingly realistic. You can just imagine the German aircraft fitter throwing the paint on with a great big air gun and a bucket of paint!

[Guest]

Loving the camo pattern, Roman! : )

[Guest]

Roman some great freehand a/b skills especially in 1/72, awesome!

[Guest]

Nice work

[MORIARTY1177]

OUTSTANDING! I recently finsihed a 1/48 Junkers 87 and that camo for my first use of an airbrush was hard enough but that camo at 1/72.....Nice Work!

Chris

[Guest]

thx all for nice comments and all of you have best regards from Syria where I am now (drilling rig)

Cheers all

Roman

[Guest]

Thx all for nice comments, glad you like my work...

Have all best regards from Palmyra, Syria

and usuall tempreture during summer, but now is a little chilly because usually is over + 60 C :cold2: