This brings back so many happy memories for me. I used to make these over 40 years ago and spent every single penny I had on them. I didn't have any fancy Dan glue, snips, tweezers, files or spray guns but I loved making the Airfix and later the multicoloured Matchbox models. If memory serves they used to cost about 1.90 back in the mid 70s. Some day soon I must try to make one again. Well done, you're a hard act to follow.
I used to do these as a kid. Unfortunately I never had the resources to aquire the master tools available in the video. Pretty much anything outside a knife, some glue, sanding paper and popsicle sticks and toothpicks were not affordable. But it was so reassuring seeing that I still used such similar techniques as this builder, even with the limited resources available to me as a young teen. Pretty cool.
I SO appreciate you wearing gloves. Many modelers do not seem to realize (or care?) that they deposit oils and acids every time they touch a model. Love your work!
@@PaulSvk84 I did a model of the hynd attack helicopter and primed it then I spray painted it with a light sand brown then I dipped a thick loose paint brush into a dark brown acrylic paint and blotched the brush on all over...I wish I had an uploaded picture of it...it looks awesome..Then I clear coated it with future floor shine...CHEERS MATE!
Wonderful to see it come to life. When I was a kid in the early 70s Revell was considered inferior to Airfix. I think at the time you got less parts so it was more basic. It was OK to start on but we all wanted Airfix at the time. Times change. The local shopkeeper who stocked the models use to tell the mums and dads that the Chipmunk was the best to start on. Anyone remember that? We suspected he just had 50 Chipmunk boxes out the back he couldn't shift. Happy days.
I was thinking to myself while watching you paint the camo pattern that it could be better and than you started applying the winter scheme and I was BLOWN AWAY by it. Bravo!
Holy Crow! I never knew there was a channel like this. I and my brother spent half of our childhoods building models like this. Unfortunately,we never possessed the tools(specifically the airbrush) used here. We had to rely on self-leveling paint to eradicate the brush strokes. And I must say that it worked for the most part on even the smoothest surfaces. Boy, I'm going to be watching more of these.
When I was a kid, I had an entire ceiling full of hanging model airplanes. That was about 40 years ago and this video makes me want to build some more. I never grew up actually, I’m still that kid that loves airplanes and could totally get into this again. Nothing has changed about these kits, they look the same as they did 40 years ago, what a trip down memory lane this is.
1/48 is big. I came up in coastal Va. in the late '60s as a kid & models ruled then. No malls, hobby shops, and maybe BX's on military bases is where you'd find them. Department stores. Cars where popular, the eclectic had ships to choose from, but I liked airplanes. My first was a B-47, probably from Revell. Monogram being its competition, for the most part back then. But I could never build 'em pretty, pretty as the displays with models one would see back then when aviation was popular. Blowing 'em up with fire crackers was fun, same as shooting at them with a BB gun. But, some did hang from my ceiling, in imaginary dogfights. Over time one moves on to other endeavors, it's been decades now since I've smelled the tube of glue & built a model. With modern aviation video games, the IL-2 series being the one I'm familiar with, I feel as if I'm flying these model airplanes, with all the bells & whistles a video game throws in. One can explore much more in depth and I know the Ju-88 inside out now through these games. The best of both worlds in a way.
That looks AMAZING! I used to make model kits years ago, but the details on the mouldings look alot more detailed these days. Love ur attention to detail!
@@konradalexander7561 well.. i don t like very mu h to answer on a video thats not mine (no disrespect intended for you nor for Dusan) but ok.. i use X22 and i like it a lot
I really love when builders use "real settings" in their work, instead of painting directly white, first they use a normal camouflage and then paint another pattern above the original one, like those warbirds were really treated during a change of scenarios during the war. AWESOME BUILD and video too mate!!!
Great video In the 70s my brother built some great 1/48 model planes. But we never had such great extras like the masking. We'd free hand paint all the canopies. Also, did a few naked ladies on the TBYs & B-25s.
Now just got this one. I usually paint with different paints...but you inspired me to use the wretched revell enamels with airbrush. Got a standard celluose thinner and they work very nicely :)
I buyed it already, itś beautiful so it will help me to finish the three schnnellbomber collection: I got already a DO 17Z-2 and a He 111 H-6 torpedos one...now the Excellent JUnkers Ju 88 A-4 !!!
Lovely model. Very very well painted! I read another review which stated this model was lousy fit. But watching this build, everything looks fantastic.
No black basing, no pre-shading, no post shading? Winter camo........ah I see! Amazing build as always, I love the style of videos you produce the editing and processes you show are first rate, I've referenced them for a few builds of my own, keep up the good work!
Another great video build, you make it look so effortless,your definitely one of my top modellers on TH-cam , as I have only been modelling for about 2 years I get a lot of good tips from all the videos you show so thanks and keep safe 👍👍
This is Revell's reboxing of the ICM Ju88A-4 kit. Much better kit than the older Dragon moldings. Might have to get one. Or 8. I recently bought the all-new Revell Bristol Beaufighter TFX, a new all-Revell mold, and it obsoleted the Tamiya version immediately on it's release. Get one today! Excellent work on those builds, all of them.
Another gorgeous job. I wasn't sure why you added the winter camouflage after you went to all the trouble of painting on the regular camo, but it turned out great.
I have been meaning to watch this build for a few days, and I finally watched this morning, and I'm very glad I did, It was a fantastic build, thanks for sharing.
Alot more detail than my Revell Pro Modeler kit came with even though it was supposed to be a night fighter but had all the A4 pieces too, excluding the external bomb racks.
@@ScaleModelAircraft There's a Me 109 too . Untouched but unfortunately upside down 45 meters deep a little farther . The pilot explained that he had to make an emergency landing on the water after having been shot by a gunner of the U.S bombers he was attacking .
Would be nice if they design as diecast models. Or snap together model kits. It does look impressive and definitely has some artwork on the box. When built as the one on the box, mind blowing
I thought it was amazing with the base camouflage - then you made it even more incredible with the white wash - must take a very steady hand and a lot of guts to do that winter camouflage
First off that is a spectacularly nice job you have done on the Junkers! (I have this kit and the ICM Ju88A-5 in my stash, along with about a dozen various Dragon Ju88s and 188s.) I do have one small point to offer: Are you using Tamiya XF22 for the RLM02 interior color? You should be aware that XF22 was developed as an armor paint, specifically for German army FeldGrau (Field Grey), the uniform color, and not as RLM02. All is not lost: If you add flat white to XF22 (1 part XF22 to 2 parts white) you will get a very close representation of true RLM02, which was a coloured primer paint, sometimes used as an exterior camouflage color also. From the bottle, XF22 is far too dark and green. If you have any, compare XF22 to Xtracolour RLM02, which is also a good representation of the hue and tone of RLM02. Hope this is of some help.
Aurora once made a 1/35 scale B-25 it was YUGE! Apparently it had once been a flying model as it came with engine mounts for gas motors and pins for the control surfaces on the elevators.
Awesome! Good job! I like the way you installed the dive brakes in the deployed position. The Ju-88 is my favorite Luftwaffe bomber. I’m getting this kit ! 🇩🇪👍👏
Great build! For people like me, wondering what the great music in the last minutes of the video is: it´s Addicted by VYEN. Somebody should make a full mix out of that one!
It's a shame there aren't any airworthy Ju88s anymore - it was said to be Germany's version of the Mosquito. It would have been nice to see a flying example of each at an airshow, to see how they measure up. In the meantime, I'll make do with excellent builds like this one :)
There was no comparison to the Mosquito. The Ju-88 was larger, heavier, had twice the crew, weighed more, had a smaller internal bomb capacity, had a lower service ceiling, and was over 100Mph slower than the Mosquito. Other than that, it was great.
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This brings back so many happy memories for me. I used to make these over 40 years ago and spent every single penny I had on them. I didn't have any fancy Dan glue, snips, tweezers, files or spray guns but I loved making the Airfix and later the multicoloured Matchbox models. If memory serves they used to cost about 1.90 back in the mid 70s.
Some day soon I must try to make one again. Well done, you're a hard act to follow.
I used to do these as a kid. Unfortunately I never had the resources to aquire the master tools available in the video. Pretty much anything outside a knife, some glue, sanding paper and popsicle sticks and toothpicks were not affordable. But it was so reassuring seeing that I still used such similar techniques as this builder, even with the limited resources available to me as a young teen. Pretty cool.
philiphied me too till now I got into it again and I got all the proper tools now my models come out really good
I used my mom’s nail clippers and nail files when I was a kid ...
yeah right!
They did kits a little friendlier for kids back when as far as parts off off sprue. I remember no tools except glue. Ship models I never even painted.
I don’t know what I’m more impressed with, your skill, or the hobby shop.
I SO appreciate you wearing gloves. Many modelers do not seem to realize (or care?) that they deposit oils and acids every time they touch a model. Love your work!
Doug, thank you very much! All the best! 👍
I used to do that back in the 90's until I learn 3d modeling but I have to say those were the most relaxing afternoons ever.
Great job. Kind of bittersweet seeing that awesome original camo job covered up though.
The original camo was a work of art. Similar to modern day splinter camouflage.
@@PaulSvk84 I did a model of the hynd attack helicopter and primed it then I spray painted it with a light sand brown then I dipped a thick loose paint brush into a dark brown acrylic paint and blotched the brush on all over...I wish I had an uploaded picture of it...it looks awesome..Then I clear coated it with future floor shine...CHEERS MATE!
Yeah, my thought
It made me so sad to see the excellent camo paint covered in white :(
I was going to post the exact same comment!! Why even bother with the perfect camouflage in the first place if you’re just going to cover it??
Wonderful to see it come to life. When I was a kid in the early 70s Revell was considered inferior to Airfix. I think at the time you got less parts so it was more basic. It was OK to start on but we all wanted Airfix at the time. Times change. The local shopkeeper who stocked the models use to tell the mums and dads that the Chipmunk was the best to start on. Anyone remember that? We suspected he just had 50 Chipmunk boxes out the back he couldn't shift. Happy days.
I was thinking to myself while watching you paint the camo pattern that it could be better and than you started applying the winter scheme and I was BLOWN AWAY by it. Bravo!
Holy Crow! I never knew there was a channel like this. I and my brother spent half of our childhoods building models like this. Unfortunately,we never possessed the tools(specifically the airbrush) used here. We had to rely on self-leveling paint to eradicate the brush strokes. And I must say that it worked for the most part on even the smoothest surfaces. Boy, I'm going to be watching more of these.
When I was a kid, I had an entire ceiling full of hanging model airplanes. That was about 40 years ago and this video makes me want to build some more. I never grew up actually, I’m still that kid that loves airplanes and could totally get into this again. Nothing has changed about these kits, they look the same as they did 40 years ago, what a trip down memory lane this is.
That is exactly why I am building models again at 62. Great relaxing hobby,it is kinda a therapy thing for me!
WOOD BUTCHER Where do you get them?
Only humans can invest so much labour for fun. I adore you. Never could build any model properly myself.
Why is it when this guy cuts parts off the sprue they don’t go flying off into a dusty, dark corner somewhere?
Ikr lmao that always happens to me xd
Then they completely disappear into another dimension where there's odd socks as well.
Very relatable
His nippers are sharper than yours
He has two kits, .....
Revell just happens to be my favourite kit builder
Has to be the best weathering yet! Pure talent Dusan, thank you for the videos!
always a pleasure to watch a master like Dusan at work, his attention to details and techniques are worth aspiring to. Thanks again Dusan for sharing.
1/48 is big. I came up in coastal Va. in the late '60s as a kid & models ruled then. No malls, hobby shops, and maybe BX's on military bases is where you'd find them. Department stores. Cars where popular, the eclectic had ships to choose from, but I liked airplanes. My first was a B-47, probably from Revell. Monogram being its competition, for the most part back then. But I could never build 'em pretty, pretty as the displays with models one would see back then when aviation was popular. Blowing 'em up with fire crackers was fun, same as shooting at them with a BB gun. But, some did hang from my ceiling, in imaginary dogfights. Over time one moves on to other endeavors, it's been decades now since I've smelled the tube of glue & built a model. With modern aviation video games, the IL-2 series being the one I'm familiar with, I feel as if I'm flying these model airplanes, with all the bells & whistles a video game throws in. One can explore much more in depth and I know the Ju-88 inside out now through these games. The best of both worlds in a way.
This model deserves a longer vid with all the details...don't worry to do that! THank you
This is why there is TH-cam. Great build and thanks for the share.
15:59 call 911. The guy's making bombs at home.
:)
Beautifully done, mate!
First time I’ve found this channel and I’m glad I did, so jealous at how well you can construct these models. Hats off to you!
During my sickness with Covid your videos soothed me.
i used to make a bunch of these when i was a kid. this video made me wanna do it again
Got to say Revell keeps getting better through the years. Brilliant stuff
this is reboxed ICM
That looks AMAZING!
I used to make model kits years ago, but the details on the mouldings look alot more detailed these days.
Love ur attention to detail!
Excellent work as always Dusan. I am so impressed. I wish we had such a well stocked hobby stores with all the revellers kits and tools!
Best winter camo execution I've seen in 50 years
Wonderful work but much preferred before the winter coating.
I'm also left-handed ... that's as far as my contribution goes 😎 Great skills my friend - pleasure to watch.
one of the best detailed revell kits
I Really enjoyed watching this.. Brought back memories of childhood. Thank you
Man is impressive the ability you have congratulations I’m back to Aircraft modeling .......you made my Day....
Best junkers build on TH-cam... amazing technic and build Dusan... Teully a Master build!
I agree
Hey Alex what gloss/ satin varnish would you recommend to me?( For airbrushing )
@@konradalexander7561 well.. i don t like very mu h to answer on a video thats not mine (no disrespect intended for you nor for Dusan) but ok.. i use X22 and i like it a lot
@@AlexModeling I understand, thank you very much!
You know someone is good when the likes of AlexModeling compliments the build and quality. Outstanding 😳👍👍👍
I really love when builders use "real settings" in their work, instead of painting directly white, first they use a normal camouflage and then paint another pattern above the original one, like those warbirds were really treated during a change of scenarios during the war.
AWESOME BUILD and video too mate!!!
Deutsch Soldat er ist deutsch!
Great video
In the 70s my brother built some great 1/48 model planes. But we never had such great extras like the masking. We'd free hand paint all the canopies. Also, did a few naked ladies on the TBYs & B-25s.
Now just got this one. I usually paint with different paints...but you inspired me to use the wretched revell enamels with airbrush. Got a standard celluose thinner and they work very nicely :)
I buyed it already, itś beautiful so it will help me to finish the three schnnellbomber collection: I got already a DO 17Z-2 and a He 111 H-6 torpedos one...now the Excellent JUnkers Ju 88 A-4 !!!
Lovely model. Very very well painted! I read another review which stated this model was lousy fit. But watching this build, everything looks fantastic.
Outstanding work!
Thanks with the weathering wash tutorial. You really helped me. Nice build, one of my favourite 👍🏼.
No black basing, no pre-shading, no post shading? Winter camo........ah I see!
Amazing build as always, I love the style of videos you produce the editing and processes you show are first rate, I've referenced them for a few builds of my own, keep up the good work!
Best Ju 88 Build ever. A Masterpiece! Great Job.
Endlich hat Revell bei nem großen Modell die Motoren gebaut. Jetzt noch ein paar Fotoätzteile und dann ist die Maschine perfekt
a masterpiece by a master. fantastic build .mastery of airbrush is unbelievable thank you dusan :)
Another great video build, you make it look so effortless,your definitely one of my top modellers on TH-cam , as I have only been modelling for about 2 years I get a lot of good tips from all the videos you show so thanks and keep safe 👍👍
INCREDIBLE!!!....BRAVO!!!.....AWARD WINNER!!!..............Dusan that paint job is awesome!!!
Another fantastic build, glad to see Revell stepping up their game lately.
It also doesn't hurt when you turn it into a work of art either :)
They've actually stepped down their game in this case - it's a reboxing of the ICM kit , inferior in almost every way to the older Dragon/Revell 88s .
Ganz toll gebaut! Hut ab und mehr von dieser Sorte. Es braucht mehr als nur Ausrüstung, um das zustande zu bringen! Danke! :-) Alle Daumen hoch!
Klar Daumen hoch 👍
This is Revell's reboxing of the ICM Ju88A-4 kit. Much better kit than the older Dragon moldings. Might have to get one. Or 8. I recently bought the all-new Revell Bristol Beaufighter TFX, a new all-Revell mold, and it obsoleted the Tamiya version immediately on it's release. Get one today!
Excellent work on those builds, all of them.
Only one word : Inspired !!!!!!
Another gorgeous job. I wasn't sure why you added the winter camouflage after you went to all the trouble of painting on the regular camo, but it turned out great.
I have been meaning to watch this build for a few days, and I finally watched this morning, and I'm very glad I did, It was a fantastic build, thanks for sharing.
The JU-88 was also used as a heavy Fighter as well as a torpedo bomber and night fighter rolls as well.
Excellent build Dusan. The winter camo effect looks brilliant. Great stuff, keep it coming.👍
I'm a model collector too, and after seeing some of your videos on high quality kits. I'm switching to airbrush instead brushing!
Brilliant job,the camo painting part was just incredible!keep it up you are the best.
Nice Video! I remember my first Revell Models when i was in school
Can't believe that's Revell. Looks like Eduard or Hasegawa moulds.
And that's the nicest instruction book I've seen!
Alot more detail than my Revell Pro Modeler kit came with even though it was supposed to be a night fighter but had all the A4 pieces too, excluding the external bomb racks.
There's a Ju 88 which is 52 meters deep in the sea , here in south of France . Still in good shape .
Very cool! I really like 88. I had opportunity to go inside of one R model, truly amazing plane. Dusan
@@ScaleModelAircraft There's a Me 109 too . Untouched but unfortunately upside down 45 meters deep a little farther .
The pilot explained that he had to make an emergency landing on the water after having been shot by a gunner of the U.S bombers he was attacking .
Unglaubliche Painskills! Dein Zubehör hat mir auch einige Ideen 💡 heimgeleuchtet. Danke und weiter so!
Built the 1.72 Ju88 the Revell kits are getting better and better
Looks awesome 👌👌👍
Good job very nice JUNKERS Ju 88 A-4 BOMBER nicely painted and stuck together
amazing and i love the song in the end reveal :O
Would be nice if they design as diecast models. Or snap together model kits. It does look impressive and definitely has some artwork on the box. When built as the one on the box, mind blowing
Have this model at home waiting to be built
I didn't care for the white coverage at the end, but your work is aces.
only one word :
Magnificent !
Wonderful winter camo.👍👍
I thought it was amazing with the base camouflage - then you made it even more incredible with the white wash - must take a very steady hand and a lot of guts to do that winter camouflage
really awesome video and build. only gripe i have is that awesome paint job just getting covered
Seeing this kit just makes me wish eduard had big bombers in 48 scale
Revell always made nice kits.
Masterful paint job!!!!
Thank you for sharing your techniques with us.
a Masterpiece....well done
I have Revell's 1/32 scale Arado 196. It is impressive & fun. I despise the end opening boxes.
Arado 196 kit is a masterpiece from Revell!
Fantastic paint job and build all together ,great work Alex
Stunning. Absolutely stunning.
Просто обалденно!!!!!
У Вас золотые руки и талантище👍
Wow, masterfull, my worsst build could never br this goog!!!
First off that is a spectacularly nice job you have done on the Junkers! (I have this kit and the ICM Ju88A-5 in my stash, along with about a dozen various Dragon Ju88s and 188s.) I do have one small point to offer: Are you using Tamiya XF22 for the RLM02 interior color? You should be aware that XF22 was developed as an armor paint, specifically for German army FeldGrau (Field Grey), the uniform color, and not as RLM02. All is not lost: If you add flat white to XF22 (1 part XF22 to 2 parts white) you will get a very close representation of true RLM02, which was a coloured primer paint, sometimes used as an exterior camouflage color also. From the bottle, XF22 is far too dark and green. If you have any, compare XF22 to Xtracolour RLM02, which is also a good representation of the hue and tone of RLM02. Hope this is of some help.
Another gorgeous build and paint job, really enjoy watching your videos!
Another kit on my wishlist.
Great build 👍🏻. I consider it a masterpiece.
😛!!!! One of the most beautyful kit ever!!!!
Insane build!
Awesome Build on the Ju88.!!🤗..Revell is DOING A Great job in their New Kits...
It is an ICM in Revell box :)
Amazing work Dusan winter camo is first class 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Aurora once made a 1/35 scale B-25 it was YUGE! Apparently it had once been a flying model as it came with engine mounts for gas motors and pins for the control surfaces on the elevators.
Magnificent work.
Awesome! Good job! I like the way you installed the dive brakes in the deployed position. The Ju-88 is my favorite Luftwaffe bomber. I’m getting this kit ! 🇩🇪👍👏
hey we are restoring a ju-88 here in norway
I just watched the video on this, amazing. Can't wait to see it completed.
Nice build. Can’t wait to see what’s next.
NICE VIDEO 😀
Great build! For people like me, wondering what the great music in the last minutes of the video is: it´s Addicted by VYEN. Somebody should make a full mix out of that one!
WOW! Another stunner.
Who are these people that keep down voting you? Great work as always. Dan
Wow! Professional build!
Great work, man! Realy detailled and acribic doing. Love this!
Bravo. Stunning build.
It's a shame there aren't any airworthy Ju88s anymore - it was said to be Germany's version of the Mosquito. It would have been nice to see a flying example of each at an airshow, to see how they measure up. In the meantime, I'll make do with excellent builds like this one :)
There was no comparison to the Mosquito. The Ju-88 was larger, heavier, had twice the crew, weighed more, had a smaller internal bomb capacity, had a lower service ceiling, and was over 100Mph slower than the Mosquito. Other than that, it was great.