"Seeadler" Junkers Ju 290 A-5 Revell 1/72

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Thomas_M wrote:What happened to the right wing on the first of the two pictures above? The white area looks like plastic that had been stretched too much?!?
Lol nope :) just the neon light above the table
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Starting serious works on the junkers, for now finished vertical struts and started with horizontal struts, stretched sprue for these last.
Actually adding more than in the pictures. Also glued the tail bulkhead

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In mind to not fill all the fuselage as the Sunderland but just the visible zones from side windows and doors.

At the next
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Re: "Seeadler" Junkers Ju 290 A-5 Revell 1/72

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Wonder how much of this work will be seen later... :|
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Tried to display the visible structures through large mg151 windows and the opened side double door :) the cargo ramp will be closed to not ruin the plane shapes .
Actually started the front zones ,also the upper turret can be gutted and leave glued only the central ceiling fixed...I'll try to do so
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Re: "Seeadler" Junkers Ju 290 A-5 Revell 1/72

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Takes an new tool Revell kit and BAM starts scratch building the heck out of it! That is BsYamato alright.
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Every times I start one of these good large revell kit I'll ever speak to me "this kit is fine to build oob" every times i fail !
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This is quite the plane. I really like it right along with the BV 222.
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Paul wrote:This is quite the plane. I really like it right along with the BV 222.
Something better can I do, adding the me-323 near the roster for the incoming Me GB

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Notice that the junkers makes appear the Sunderland a small plane than he is... Also notice the inner fuselage of the 290 actually full of structures...feels like failed to limitate works again :scream:

Now it's time to ckean the kitchen table and starts eating time and wait the new year :stirpot:
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Works of last night, structures, lots of structures..failed to not fill the whole inner fuselage but found a way faster for the central and front section.

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Glued first bulkhead with curtain opened, also glued the radio operator seat basement

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In the backward cargo zone added ammunition cans and probably the control station of cargo ramp. The two plasticard insert are to correct s previous error about wrong housing cut out for ammunition cans. The wrong was for the other MG option

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That's all for now, this afternoon started the gigant too but no pictures I took
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BS, you wrote:
... but found a way faster for the central and front section.
The yellow stripes; is this the faster way?

Man, that´s a lot of interior work for one night!
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