Junkers JU 87B Stuka Italeri 1/48.Building&cockpit painting (Part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Junkers JU 87, well known as Stuka, is probably most iconic airplane for Second World War first phase. In this video, you are going to watch how I build and paint cockpit, whole building airplane process, paint and weathering of Jumo engine, and how I weather the high explosive German bombs…I hope you enjoy the watching!
00:23 Unboxing
1:21 Cockpit
8:58 Fuselage and wings
12:36 Engine
17:29 Cockpit glasses
18:16 Tail
19:45 Bombs
22:40 Wheels
23:35 first step final result
Great build mate glad you are showing us how to weather and what type of products you are using look forward to more of your videos.👍
Thank you mate!
Great vid but why would you weather Bombs??? They don't last five minutes. 🤷
ITALERI : need putty in all on the model. i buy the F16 and i have many problems. i dont like this manufacturer
Yes, right now I’m doing a Hawker Hurricane of Italeri and I agree with you, it has a good amount of bugs...however, I strongly recomend you the Stuka, it was easy to build and so accurate too
That was close to being a BONDO job on the cowling! Came out excellent along with the engine. Beautiful PE work in the pit and on the wings. I hardly add bombs, YOU super detail them, NICE! That's pretty close to not needing paint. Part II will have to wait though, I have a full scale fence to paint {I wish I was kidding} Looks FANTASTIC!
hahaha :D. Yes, so many times I have seen, in exhibitions, excellent dive bombers kits with a bit poor quality bombs, probably that it's reason because I'm a bit obssesive with them.. I'm really happy that you enjoy with my videos, In not so much time I will post my new BF 109 E-4 I hope you'll like it too!
great build.....awful music
Finally! I have a vintage 1:24 scale Ju87B Stuka that I want to build and now have a channel to watch for inspiration. The model belonged to my step father whom recently passed away and I want to do my best in building the plane in his honor. Got my sub for sure.
thank you James, you words make me fell so motivate to continue uploading new videos. 1:24 is a so unsual scale (but it sounds so interesting too), is it the airfix one?
www.scalemates.com/kits/airfix-a18002a-junkers-ju-87b-2-stuka--143154
Congratulations a great job, excuse me a question please, what color you used for the chipping process
Thank you very much Luigi. In cockpit I used RLM02 (40%)+flat white (60%)....For engine I used a Vallejo paint called "orly steel".
Great build. Because of the softness of the plastic you don't need all those different grit sanders just use the finest grit you have.
thank you BennyCFD!, I really appreciate your comment. If you want to achive a good result is necessary to use at least two different grit sanders, last one with so finest grit (1800/2000) is only to polish the surface :)
Bit late i know but congrats on the finished stuka I have a question I can't find the etch set for the kit not even on the eduard site
Did you use the airfix etch
Regards
What product do you use to protect the paint from enamel washes ect?
Turbine Models
Hi!, I use Tamiya clear varnish or acrilic Vallejo gloss varnish
@@TurbineModels can you use a laquer gloss to?
Yes, you can if you are going to use enamel washes because thinner to clean enamel washes don't affect to laquer (altough, you should to let dry the gloss laquer 10-12 hours before apply the washes)
Hello my friend, sensational your channel! Earned an entry here from Brazil!!! It would be cool if you put the links to ebay of the products you use!!!! Thank you very much, following your channel!!!
Thank you so much Ednei! and thank you for your feedback too...I think that it's a good idea although I used several products to do my kits, are you interested specifically in anyone? :)
How do you attach the windscreen and fair it into the surrounding area? Thanks.
I usually do with a very small quantity of Tamiya extra thin glue...but If you dont have so much experience, I recommend you to use white glue (a method with less risk)
Great job. Well done! But please consider changing your camera angle. Reverse shooting made me little dizzy. Keep up the good work 👌
Thank you mate, thank you also for you feedback about camera angle...unfortunately it's quite difficult to me change my camera position but I will try to improve my videos quality. Thank you again!
Awesome work! Like your photo etch applicator.... what airbrush are you using? Thx!
Thank you very much! :)...My airbrush is a Harder & Steinbeck called Ultra
Thanks for sharing! Awesome work!
What did you use at 12:04 and which thin plastic piece did you use at 12:08?
Firstable I used white putty from tamiya and I removed the excess with acetone.
The thin plastic was made heating the plastic with a light and streching it.
Regards!!!
@@TurbineModels thank you!!
look relay good can wait to see the finished model.
Thank you so much!, you can find my finished model th-cam.com/video/AoY6wwckG_M/w-d-xo.html here, I hope you enjoy it too
Nice
Nice vide, too much details
Thank you so much! :)
Here a new Sub!
fine job sir
thank you so much!!
at last somebody doing weathering on bombs, good show my friends...
Well, you know, The bombs in IIWW were so often on the ground and usually they were so dirty :). Thank you for your feedback!