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1/48 Hasagawa Ju-87G-2 Can Opener....
- Thread starter Jeeves
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Think about the stripped decal option on the canopy Mike, instead of masking and painting.
Saul showed us a while back, or told us.
Take some clear decal paper. Paint internal cockpit color on it first, then exterior. Cut it in stripes and then decal the frames.
I know I did it on the Thunderjet.
Even if you don't get the intial cut of the strips right you can come back with a sharp exacto and clean up when they settle in. Once done, Future to seal.
Take some clear decal paper. Paint internal cockpit color on it first, then exterior. Cut it in stripes and then decal the frames.
I know I did it on the Thunderjet.
Even if you don't get the intial cut of the strips right you can come back with a sharp exacto and clean up when they settle in. Once done, Future to seal.
Jeeves
Well-known member
Finally have something to share...I've been hooked on tabletop games with my family as of late and have been away from the bench-- but it has been some quality time nonetheless....
I've since fixed the fuselage seam seen in this shot:
And here is a closeup of the pit-- a little dark in there, but you get the gist. Just waiting on some Vallejo Model Air paint to start that process....
I've since fixed the fuselage seam seen in this shot:
And here is a closeup of the pit-- a little dark in there, but you get the gist. Just waiting on some Vallejo Model Air paint to start that process....
Are the wings dry fitted?
Up on legs, always a good sign 
