discussion Heller /Airfix 1/24 JU 87b1

[Guest]

So after close to 5 months I am finally done with this model. It took more work than I initially thought but the results are worth it I think.
It is a damn monster and I have no idea where I will put it 

 
You can just about see the different "shine levels" on the wings. I tried to simulate the way paint fades differently in some areas. I also "mudded up" the wheels and bottom of the spats like a Stuka based on a grass field in France might look like, some exhaust satining and that is about it. I did not want to go mad with the weathering.
You cant quite see it in the pix , but some "wize ass" ground grew member wrote on the 500 kg bomb "Fur Winston" 

 

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Theuns

 

[Guest]

Here is the link to the build - 

 

[peterairfix]

I am not a German plane fan but the work that you've but into it has been worth it a great build

 

[Ian M]

Great job of a wicked looking aircraft. 
So the question is are you going to join the Stuka GB next year.... You now how its done now.

 

[Guest]

Fantastic, Theuns. In the close up shot the cockpit looks stunning. Great paint job and restrained weathering, too.

 

[Guest]

Real nice work on this Theuns .

 

[dave]

Lovely work Theuns

 

[papa 695]

I really like the Stuka Theuns and you've done a cracking job on this one mate 

 

[Guest]

Great work ther Theuns mate. I think I've said this before but that cockpit and canopy and very well done. 

 

[yak face]

Absolutely beautiful work Theuns , perfectly painted and weathered , cheers tony

 

[colin m]

I like this a lot............I might try a 1:48.

 

[flyjoe180]

Well worth the wait to see this one Theuns, nicely finished

 

[Guest]

Hi Theuns!!


Great job and another example that old kits can be geat models. Well done......goed gedaan!!!!! B|

 

[Guest]

Ta, it took more work than thought but worth it.


As soon as I have the 1/32 Tamiya Mustprang done, I might look at getting to work on the i/24 tiffy...stay tuned


Theuns