Revell Junkers Ju 88A-1 1:32

[pianoforte]

Great job Adi! Did you paint the Balkenkreuze or did you use decals? Great execution on the divebrakes.
I had the A4 kit but sold it, no time to build it. I like the design of the A4 wingtips more than the earlier models.
Christian

Hallo Christian,

many thanks, I use decals.

 

[pianoforte]

Many thanks for all likes and comments.
Next comes the masking and painting of the fuselage. After painting, it is time to age. I broke off all the machine guns in the process. I will only put them back at the very end.

 

[dockattner]

Always a joy to see your work, Adi. Nice weathering.

 

[Pathfinder65]

That looks great. Nicely done.

Jan

 

[Dean62]

Beautiful work Adi....love the weathering! It looks like you may have used charcoals? If so, I am very interested in using this technique. I typically use wash paints as I don't like the sharp look of panel liner.

 

[pianoforte]

Beautiful work Adi....love the weathering! It looks like you may have used charcoals? If so, I am very interested in using this technique. I typically use wash paints as I don't like the sharp look of panel liner.

Hi Dean, thank you for your words of appreciation, I really appreciate it. You won't believe it, but I actually use washpaints from AK. I use the capillary effect to let it flow into depressions.

 

[ConsNZ]

Thank you all for likes and comments.
The cockpit area is now complete. All 4 crew members have their seats. The floor pan will be added later. Next I'll be working on the retractable tail wheel at the rear.

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to be continued.

Very impressive work and painting.

 

[Bill-R]

Hello Adi,

Beautiful work on your Junkers. Thanks for the info on the AK washpaints. Looks like they have a great selection of colors to choose from. I have always used Tamiya washes. I will look forward to trying the AK washes.

Bill