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

[BsYamato]

Last night started seat belts, as usual masking tape cut with a ruler , copper wire buckles and this time aaded aluminium stripes. Not yet glued in place





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[Medicman71]

So that's how buckles are made. Gonna have to remember that.

[KSaarni]

Nice to see that the Ju-88 is back on the bench!

- Kari

[BsYamato]

Thanks

Here more:

Put on seatbelts ( i missed the correct color !!)



And glued in place with the floor











Next move adding wires to the IP and finally complete main builds

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[BsYamato]

Other nose pieces and wings glued , rudder are only fitted





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[Doogie]

She is really looking great and the cockpit turned out fantastic. I might have to keep an eye out for this kit, I must added it to the stash.

[BsYamato]

This kit is a good add for the stash

More works last night:

The ip glued in place, the wires will come after







And the rear part of the canopy that comes in two pieces



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[BsYamato]

Forget an update here..

I glued the nose time ago... but i messed up with tamiya green cap : propably a drop going on my finger and when pressed the nose i leave my fingerprint impressed on three windows

Lately i resolved the question in this way:

removed riuned windows



cut acetate sheet and glued with white glue



then fixed the nose in place with white glue



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[wedfactory]

For clear plastic parts, what I have found, is the if you fully dip the parts in future and let it dry, you can then use any glue you want to attach it. Including super glue.

[BsYamato]

For clear plastic parts, what I have found, is the if you fully dip the parts in future and let it dry, you can then use any glue you want to attach it. Including super glue.

I know about but ,LOL, i have no future