Revell 1/72 Junkers 88C-6

[Potato Pete]

I'll be reunited with the stash tomorrow, and realise I have a shocking number of options. But being realistic, I'm thinking new mold Revell 1/72 A-4 or C-6.

 

I do have the Revell (Dragon) 1/48 188 but feel it may be a stretch........

 

Pete

 

 

 

 

Edited November 16, 2022 by Potato Pete

[vppelt68]

Great options, all of them! Pick one, and if it goes smoothly, then do another one

On the other hand, a lot of those A-4 and C-6 subassemblies can be built side by side, and it does save a lot of time, especially in painting.

[Mottlemaster]

Hi Pete

I'm thinking of joining in with the G/B with a Dragon 1/48 ju 188 . It would be good to see another being constructed too . I did a Dragon ju 88g6 in the last ju88 stgb and finished in plenty of time  ,but I do appreciate time pressures are different for everyone.

Cheers

Alistair

[Potato Pete]

OK, decision made, I'll be building Revell's newish 1/72 88 C-6

 

 

 

Markings-wise, I'll be doing either the first or third on this AIMs sheet, I feel they're within my painting ability . I've ordered some Bregun etch aerials for option 2. We'll see how they look, they might be a bit two dimensional. The decal sheet is excellent, loads of options for C's and G's. 

 

 

 

The aim is to finish a model.......

Edited November 16, 2022 by Potato Pete

[Mottlemaster]

im voting for option 3 ,although option 4 lookks intresting with its rocket launchers

 

Cheers

Alistair

 

 

 

 

[Potato Pete]

And he's off.......

 

 

A start on the cockpit - the detail is very nice but the rudder pedals were a bit on the fiddly side

 

I'll paint this bit before adding the seats and rear bulkhead and radios

 

And some easier bits

 

 

Pete