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1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Finished
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fightnjoe
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1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Working the Interior.
Ok here I go again.
Kind of a jump in progress this time around. Although it did seem to be more of one step forward followed by a dozen backwards.
First up, the interior got its paint. Gloss Grey followed by Alclad Chrome. I then went to work on the pit. First the color is Model Master RLM 02 Enamel. Some scratched parts for a number of reasons and then a shot of them together.
And then something I rarely do. Figures. I cleaned up and then sprayed Flat Black.
I shall, for the moment, call them Hans and Franz. Not sure they will end up in the final edition as the poses do not seem to fit very well with the interior.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
Ok here I go again.
Kind of a jump in progress this time around. Although it did seem to be more of one step forward followed by a dozen backwards.
First up, the interior got its paint. Gloss Grey followed by Alclad Chrome. I then went to work on the pit. First the color is Model Master RLM 02 Enamel. Some scratched parts for a number of reasons and then a shot of them together.
And then something I rarely do. Figures. I cleaned up and then sprayed Flat Black.
I shall, for the moment, call them Hans and Franz. Not sure they will end up in the final edition as the poses do not seem to fit very well with the interior.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Working the Interior.
Strangeways
Member
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Working the Interior.
That is really nice detailing work.
Almost a shame to put the figures in as I suspect they'll obscure a lot of that great cockpit work.
That is really nice detailing work.
Almost a shame to put the figures in as I suspect they'll obscure a lot of that great cockpit work.
Strangeways
Member
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Working the Interior.
Your scratch-building work is superb. Could you tell me how you worked out the correct shapes for the formers? Thanks
Your scratch-building work is superb. Could you tell me how you worked out the correct shapes for the formers? Thanks
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Working the Interior.
B)
Nice detailing as always.
Ian.
B)
Nice detailing as always.Ian.
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Working the Interior.
fightnjoe
Active member
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B All Aboard..Crew
How about a really quick update on the 1/24 JU-87. Still filling out the detail on the interior, this update shows Hanz and Franz are now occupying the positions that they are required to. There were some minor things like the Morse set that is just too small for me to get a good pic of and a couple of cables. I still need to add more cables and a cross brace. However I am getting anxious to get to painting. I know that the easiest way to do these is to paint the areas that have the cutaway prior to completing the closure of the fuselage. But even with the eagerness to paint I do not wish to run before I walk. I want to make sure all is as complete as I can get it. Thus the documentation of the very minor progress.
I must admit I am finding myself siting and staring at this build. I find myself wondering what Dan would do, how he would approach some of these things. Somewhere in the back of my mind I am sure of one thing. He would encourage to just do it.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
How about a really quick update on the 1/24 JU-87. Still filling out the detail on the interior, this update shows Hanz and Franz are now occupying the positions that they are required to. There were some minor things like the Morse set that is just too small for me to get a good pic of and a couple of cables. I still need to add more cables and a cross brace. However I am getting anxious to get to painting. I know that the easiest way to do these is to paint the areas that have the cutaway prior to completing the closure of the fuselage. But even with the eagerness to paint I do not wish to run before I walk. I want to make sure all is as complete as I can get it. Thus the documentation of the very minor progress.
I must admit I am finding myself siting and staring at this build. I find myself wondering what Dan would do, how he would approach some of these things. Somewhere in the back of my mind I am sure of one thing. He would encourage to just do it.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B All Aboard..Crew
Joe, keep at it although this is the day you usually are commemorating something else.
Regards,
Joe, keep at it although this is the day you usually are commemorating something else.
Regards,
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B All Aboard..Crew
This is coming along nicely joe!
This is coming along nicely joe!
fightnjoe
Active member
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Good Nature Ribbing
Many many thanks.
Today was a productive day.
The day began with the skeleton of two pieces of wing and one tail feather. It ends with ribs and details. The ribs are a mixture of .010 x .040, .020 x .020, and .010 x .030 strip. I began to fabricate the two fuel cells and the inner bulkheads and such. In the outer wing the shinny round pieces are BB's and the larger blue pieces are craft beads.
Let the ribbing commence.
There they are in all their glory.
I do need to finish up a bit of the detail work but then I can go forward with the firewall and the engine compartment.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
Many many thanks.
Today was a productive day.
The day began with the skeleton of two pieces of wing and one tail feather. It ends with ribs and details. The ribs are a mixture of .010 x .040, .020 x .020, and .010 x .030 strip. I began to fabricate the two fuel cells and the inner bulkheads and such. In the outer wing the shinny round pieces are BB's and the larger blue pieces are craft beads.
Let the ribbing commence.
There they are in all their glory.
I do need to finish up a bit of the detail work but then I can go forward with the firewall and the engine compartment.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Good Nature Ribbing
Nice!
Regards,
Nice!
Regards,
Strangeways
Member
1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Good Nature Ribbing
That's impressive! What are you using as reference for the internal structure?
That's impressive!
What are you using as reference for the internal structure?
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