Ju 87G Kanonenvogel Hasegawa 1/32

[GREG DESTEC]

Great update Alistair! 

 

Nice work and progress. 

 

Cheers Greg 👍

[Basilisk]

Some great coverage on the application of masks. I find the biggest challenge is that you can't slide the mask into place, but I read that it is possible to do so if using windex (or maybe it was dish washing liquid) as a lubricant. But I never tried it myself. It will be a great moment when you can remove the masks and see your markings

 

Cheers, Peter

[Mottlemaster]

Wow i had to go along way back to find my build . What can isay but sorry to anyone who was kindly looking at progress only to find no updates for over a month .

I have been plugging away at this but finding little time to do anything regarding getting my brain around  taking pics , editing them etc and before i realised it i have finished so like a book with a begining an d an end but no middle i present some pics of the Ju 87 with a sample of the  Armour Piercing Composite Rigid (APCR, Tungsten hard-core) ammunition  37 × 263B mm .

 

All the insignia is spray painted useing the Montex masks . Probably not the easiest of amarkings to choose but im very pleased with how they vame out .  I think though it was the time spent sorting out all the paint sheduals that bore down on my time .

 

P1030361 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030363 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

I used these Simple work seat belts made from lazer cut wood and paper . You get two sets in a pack and they are cheeper than other paper/fiber belts . The wood needs painting and the buckels are glued on top , not threded through ..

 

P1030364 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030365 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030366 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

Its a large aircraft with its extended wingspan.

 

P1030367 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030369 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030372 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030373 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030374 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030375 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030376 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

P1030377 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

P1030378 by Alistair Pearce, on Flickr

 

Well thts the Ju 87 finished .. Going to do something a little smaller and simpler for the next one Thinking Airfix Dfiant 1/48 OOB

Thanks for looking

Alistair

 

[Ray_W]

Hi Alistair,

It looks great. Impressive. Didn't give you much elbow room around the bench! I was so worried looking at that round positioned at the back of the Stuka if it inadvertently fell forward. A strike from a scale 1.5 metre diameter shell would of done enough damage in its own right let alone the whole shell and casing.

Ray

 

[GREG DESTEC]

Great to see this.one finished Alistair 👍

 

Superb result!

 

Cheers Greg

 

 

[Basilisk]

Great to see that you managed to finish this monster and what an impressive build is And don't forget to add your build to the Gallery.

 

Cheers, Peter

 

 

Edited April 10, 2020 by Basilisk

[Greg Law]

Well finished Alistair.  Looks good.

[Hewy]

Very nice indeed alistair, well finished , i thought you had built a complimentary german V weopon as an accomplice at first glance