discussion Junkers Ju87B-2 ‘Stuka’ Scale 1/24

[Guest]

Nice engine, looks like a well used, dirty engine, without it being overdone

 

[Guest]

Excellent stuff Polux! I've never seen anyone pie-shade an engine before!

Top marks for attention to detail.

 

[papa 695]

Great work Polux that looks fantastic

 

[Guest]

It's levels of detail like this that really make a model look stunning. The engine is a model in it's own right.

Beautiful shading and realistic finish, and gives us all something to aim for.

 

[flyjoe180]

Awesome work Polux.

 

[Guest]

Thank you very much to all for those nice comments...!

 

[monica]

amazing paint work on that engine., Polux, real do like it well done

 

[Wendall]

Looks fantastic Polux! Can't wait for the next installment!

 

[Guest]

Good morning

Well...remains some little retouch, but I can call it done

The last step is an alumminium drybrush.

Now I will leave it some days for a safe dry.....

Thanks for looking

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[Guest]

That engine is a work of art all on it's own, beautiful work mate.

scott

 

[monica]

That engine is a work of art all on it's own, beautiful work mate.scott

cannot say it better than what Scott has said, a work of art,

and its time for my evening nap, and good morning to you Polux,

 

[Lee W]

Polux, that engine is brilliant! You're certainly motoring along with this build

Lee

 

[Guest]

Hi.

Ufff...this afternoon I do the most bored thing on the modelling.....sand and sand pieces.

In fact I need to retouch some many before start to paint the cockpit....

Thanks

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[peterairfix]

Hi.Ufff...this afternoon I do the most bored thing on the modelling.....sand and sand pieces.

In fact I need to retouch some many before start to paint the cockpit....

Thanks

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I know how you feel i had plenty of sanding with my 1/24 spit it seems to be one of those things with older airfix 1/24 kits.

But youv'e got that lot lick into touch.

Peter t

 

[Guest]

Thanks Peter. I feel better now

I take a fast look on the web...the 1/24 scale give you many possibilities to add new pieces...but think I'm late now, so I will do it OOB.

 

[Guest]

Polux the Engine came out spot on! Do'nt envy those tedious sanding sessions either!

 

[Alan 45]

I know how you feel Polux my hurricanes the same I've only just finished the cockpit on mine and added the first cot to the frame , so what I'm doing in drying time is putting other pieces together like undercarriage and gun bays oh and sanding !

 

[Guest]

[quote name=Alan 45' date=' post: 217409,

member: 22153]I know how you feel Polux my hurricanes the same I've only just finished the cockpit on mine and added the first cot to the frame , so what I'm doing in drying time is putting other pieces together like undercarriage and gun bays oh and sanding !

Oh my God!

You have finish the cockpit yet ahhh, you keep it on secret

You have problems? Is all ok by the moment on yours?

I must say is a funny challange...

 

[Alan 45]

Oh my God!You have finish the cockpit yet ahhh, you keep it on secret

You have problems? Is all ok by the moment?

I must say is a funny challange...

Oh my God!

You have finish the cockpit yet ahhh, you keep it on secret

You have problems? Is all ok by the moment on yours?

I must say is a funny challange...

I finished the building part and put a coat of paint on , mine attaches to the engine bay so I have to do it on sections then piece it together but I'm enjoying it , I've even started other kits to take away the boredom of sanding so I don't get bored and stick it away I reckon I'll have this and another small kit built by the end of the week

 

[monica]

looking forward to seeing ,how you do your cockpit,

uuuum that kind of sounds wrong