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- Thread starter jknaus
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That's awesome. hope they are well detailed cause I doubt you'll get any aftermarket for it.
Is that a big gun or are you just glad to see me? 
You gotta admit it would be the ultimate play set? 
I had the Hasegawa 32nd scale Stuka and it wasn't too big (smaller than many 48th scale bombers). 35th scale should be smaller and look good with so many vehicles you can place around it or incorporate into scenes. Stripped and on a railcar? Abandoned and pushed by a bulldozer? Shot down and passed by an AA piece? Preparing for a mission with fuel truck or ammunition loading?
Regards,
Regards,
jknaus
Administrator
From what I understand the G-1 is based on the D-3 model and the G-2 is based on the D-5 model. Machine guns left in were the two in the rear cockpit. The guns could kill most Russian tanks. The reason they converted the older Ju 87s is the
HS 129 which was successful had large fuel tanks that were vulnerable and so the call was put out for a better solution.
Good video of the aircraft in action here.
James
HS 129 which was successful had large fuel tanks that were vulnerable and so the call was put out for a better solution.
Good video of the aircraft in action here.
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A simple way to identify the Ju 87D-5, and Ju 87G-2, from their earlier variants:
Regards,
Regards,
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
I have been mixing 1/32 planes with 1/35 vehicles and figs for years, so I thought I would welcome this day when it came but I have committed to a large 1/32 collection that I would have to start selling off - not sure what to do now!
