Completed 1/144 scale Zvezda Ju-87

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Willi262

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One would think that for a snap-tite, non-glue, no painting instructions kit, that it could be done in 15 minutes. Well, you'd be correct. I bought it for 2 pound equivalent, so I guess that's not really an issue. But the plastic had a weird sheen to it, even after it was washed and primed.

I also had to dig out my luftwaffe squadrons book for a paint job, since this "kit" did not have one. I really think it was not intended to be painted. There were only like 8 decals that were appropriate, the rest I had to hand paint. Except for the swastikas which came (like the underwing bombs) from the 144 scale "262". And like a chaude, I did not check my directions before applying them, and they are on tilted at the wrong angle. Whatever.

In any case, here she is, long over due, ready for a roasting...

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dubster72

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That's really good Steve! Hard to believe it's in such a tiny scale!

Cheers

Patrick
 
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Willi262

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And most of the detail I had to put on it myself. Although, for as little as I paid for it, I'm not totally unhappy. And it will look good all tucked away with the other 144 scale airfield. Next up, U23...
 

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That's a tidy little aircraft you've built there mate I like it and the scale does not show in the photos mate

Top job :smiling3:
 
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Wow! :eek:

IT's hard to believe is so small, great work Steve!!

I really like it ;)

Polux
 

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Yep, a tidy job Steve, nice work on that cockpit glazing too, can't have been easy in such a small scale. All it needs is an aerial mast.
 

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Great job steve , the canopy must have taken some doing! cheers tony
 
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Looks really nice Steve, wouldn't have guessed it's as a snap-together model.
 

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nice job Steve , so nice and clean and do like the camo as well :rolleyes:
 

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A little gem there mate for your collection well done
 
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Hi Willi!! It's a nice little Stuka, so neat.....well done, mate!!! :smiling3:
 

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That stuka looks fantastic...1:144 that's a little bit ickle, good effort mate :D

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Great build Steve, beats me how you guys can get that quality of paint finish at that scale. Cheers Derek
 

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I salute anyone who builds in 1:44 Great job.
 
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