Dragon 1/48 Ju 88P-1

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I remember reading they made around 40 of these, mostly used in evaluation squadrons. In addition to the prop problems the size of the gun also made them slow and vulnerable.
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Not familiar with the P-1 but I built the Dragon G-6. Good kit! Some putty work around the joints, especially the engine nacelles but nothing too bad.
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Reminds me stil having two G-6 kits in the stash. Once, I dreamed doing a "Führungsmaschine" or "leading aircraft". I should have the needed conversion plugs from Paragon.
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That would be really cool to see Thomas!

I have a little bit more detail painting to do in the cockpit and the seatbelts then I should have some pics up.
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I built the G-6 also. 2 things that helped me. I built the fuselage by mating the nose half to the back then gluing the whole thing together. Also the wingtips I glued the top tip to the wing and same with the bottom then glued the whole wing together
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You don’t see those Dragon Ju-88’s build that often. I think they have to reputation that they are fiddly due to the many variations they tried to tool.
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I have their C night fighter in my stash. I picked it up on clearance thinking it was a G. When I inventoried my stash recently for Scalemates I realized it was a C. After looking at it recently, I’m thinking about seeing if I can make it the C heavy day fighter version...
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Thanks for the tip Johnny! I finally made enough progress to post some pics! You're right Borg, this kit is pretty fiddly, but looks pretty good.

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