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JU 87 B/R
- Thread starter phantom II
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Hi Christian,
Indeed the squared front end is for a dust filter making your aircraft either a Ju 87B-2/Trop or Ju 87R/Trop depending on whether you add extra fuel tanks. That sketch is from a Hungarian book from the Makettstudio series.
Sorry about not responding more frequently.
Regards,
Indeed the squared front end is for a dust filter making your aircraft either a Ju 87B-2/Trop or Ju 87R/Trop depending on whether you add extra fuel tanks. That sketch is from a Hungarian book from the Makettstudio series.
Sorry about not responding more frequently.
Regards,
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thank Saul . 
Planing a B-2 . Final details still a long ways away :captain
Cheers, Christian B)
Planing a B-2 . Final details still a long ways away :captain Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
These castings are awesome . I wonder why there was not a version made for the JU 87B , or for that matter , why did Academy not follow through with a JU 87B/R ?
This also means that the cockpit will be somewhat incorrect but better than mostly empty :idonno
Their G model is very nice.
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
phantom II
Master at Arms
Possible Bob. I try to keep the last post as it makes it easier to find my place for the new post :S
I'm so slow much happens in between the two.
Cheers
I have a lot of references, including actual manuals, thanks to these subjects with a common theme:
Look at the white wash artist...
There are two snakes (compare spots) but I have yet to see it on the starboard side...
Regards,
Look at the white wash artist...
There are two snakes (compare spots) but I have yet to see it on the starboard side...
Regards,
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thank Saul . I was aware of the two snakes .
My question was about the right side of the bird . Was i also painted or not . Different theories but no pictures .
Do they always paint both sides ?
Cheers, Christian B)
My question was about the right side of the bird . Was i also painted or not . Different theories but no pictures .
Do they always paint both sides ?
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Meanwhile I found more stuff I could not live...Or is it without ?
The grab holes in the fuselage are a pretty obvious item . However :coolio
So, careful drilling and remembering not to have accidents with # 11 blade
Now I need some sprue behind the holes.
Another small point. An effort to embellish this streamlining feature on the stabilizer . Latter tails also had another fairing forward of the this piece.
Cheers, Christian B)
The grab holes in the fuselage are a pretty obvious item . However :coolio
So, careful drilling and remembering not to have accidents with # 11 blade
Now I need some sprue behind the holes.
Another small point. An effort to embellish this streamlining feature on the stabilizer . Latter tails also had another fairing forward of the this piece.
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Perhaps a ribbon is needed for that
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Great work Christian.....lookin good.Ian.
While decals are always provided for both sides, that hasn't been the case with all these types of ornamental markings.
Regards,
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
Making some good progress. Keep it up!
phantom II
Master at Arms
Well, not mud=ch progress today as the glue bottle has been fighting me :fencing
Some progress though
I'll try and assemble it tomorrow
Cheers'Christian B)
Some progress though
I'll try and assemble it tomorrow
Cheers'Christian B)
Strangeways
Member
Impressive 1/72 cockpit work, Christian
centaur567
Well-known member
Very nice work. Gary