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Trumpeter 1/24th scale Ju-87-D Stuka completed


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           A couple of changes That I did not mention in the build section. 1. There is armor plating on one side of the cockpit exterior wall. The kit supplied Armor was way too thick. I chose a much thinner sheet of plastic to fix it. 2. There are two radiator Inlet assemblies (One under each wing, towards the wing root). I cut all of the louvers out, added half rounded plastic sheet on both sides, and post them in the open position.
             3. There is a radio transmitting seeker right underneath the rear guns. The one that was supplied with the kit looked pretty bad. I scratched built one out of plastic tube, and extra photo etch that I had. I used reference photos from the books my friend had loaned me on this build. 4. The drop tanks. I added brass tubing to the front of each tank going off of reference photos. 5. On each landing gear, there is a section that looks like an accordion. I used bare metal foil to replicate the canvas that is actually used on the real aircraft.  6. The huge air scoop under the front of the engine. Are used photo etch screen to more accurately represent the one on the actual aircraft. I also added louver adjustment arms on the right side. I don’t do many German aircraft. If anyone sees anything out of place, I welcome your comments. 
 

Chris

 

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That’s a mighty fine looking build! I can only imagine how much display space it takes up between the aircraft and the beautiful scenic base. Just curious, but which colors did you use for the topside camo? 

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Thank you Carlos. Interior color: Vallejo Air RLM 02 Grey. Topside colors: Vallejo Air RLM 71 Dark Green. Vallejo Air RLM 70 Black-green. Underneath: Vallejo Air RLM 04 yellow. Vallejo Model color Pale Blue 70.906.

Chris

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