Revell's Ju-88A-4 1/72

[Fermis]

This is a great kit!

As for the clear part that goes on the fuselage top....That should remain clear, the interior should be RLM02. That's an antenna. There should be another piece inside (that would be silver/NMF).

[BsYamato]

Thanks for comments guys
Actually this is the most detailed kit i ever see ..and withouth resin or Pe parts
For the windows is just to know what to do... if i must paint the bottom with silver to simulate light or just paint the inner with some rlm.. (actually done a layer of humbrol 31 )

Asap updates

Excellent 88!!!

Thanks Fermis, then i can move to glue fuselage , the inner fuselage is already in 02



Asap updates... so many pieces in the cockpit i'm not used to consulting instructions often as in this kit !!

[Manny1943]

Excellent 88!!!

Thanks Fermis, then i can move to glue fuselage , the inner fuselage is already in 02



Asap updates... so many pieces in the cockpit i'm not used to consulting instructions often as in this kit !!

Actually, that's Fermis' build...

[Duke Maddog]

Asap updates... so many pieces in the cockpit I'm not used to consulting instructions often as in this kit !!

That's nothing. Wait till you build the Madge. Sooo many little pieces in the cockpit and flight deck....



You can see them in my Thread when I get my pics posted.

[BsYamato]

Thanks Manny i remember the Fermis 88 , i search the wip but not found... probably in the lost forum?

I see it Duke, holy cow!!!! i need to get one

Thanks for the links Jim, don't fear about the RLM02, i'm using it as general primer as the rlm65 in the outer surfaces
The last two days prepared almost all pieces for paint, another loop with 31 and 65 , also starterd with 154 layers..






Painted also wheels and propellers but no pictures

At the next!

[dmminiatures]

did nt know the cockpit detail is so good in this kit! all that raised detail. nice for dry brushing

[BsYamato]

...nice for dry brushing

It's my hope to paint it easily

Some updates, various layers of yellow added , rlm 66 in the cockpit and other details painted... so much pieces to manage that fill the whole bunker workbench















For the upper frames i used another grey .. a speedy mix

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[Paul]

As mentioned earlier one of those is a directional antenna and thew other two holes in the back are for the radio antenna insulators,

[Duke Maddog]

Hot damn! That looks like my bench on a good day! Way to go! Can't wait to see more.