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

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Few works on the junkers, glued front MG and closed the windscreen, so almost ready for final painting stage

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Ah you paint canopy frames like me - paint and then clean up with a cocktail stick?
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Yessir :FM:
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green 102 and 80 from humbrol to reproduce the rlm71, very thinned first layer. After i performed some filling session but withouth putty, melted plastic and ca glue for wings/fuselage and vinyl glue for canopy

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nice work Bsy,

I guess the question has been asked before but cannot remember the answer... but in average, how many "thin layers" do you usually put on your builds ?

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Halfway through the paint job is not the prettiest sight. But you will make it good. :boxing:
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KSaarni wrote:nice work Bsy,

I guess the question has been asked before but cannot remember the answer... but in average, how many "thin layers" do you usually put on your builds ?

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For this green i hope three is enough :hmm:
On separate control surfaces already done a second layer and is really better but take no pictures




BorgR3mc0 wrote:Halfway through the paint job is not the prettiest sight. But you will make it good. :boxing:
Normally all my firts layers seems like this, the difference between a good finish or few heavy layers that going for a bad finish .
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Re: Revell's Ju-88A-4 1/72

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Ok, i found a way to complicate an easy build!!

wrong light green chosen..

Partially correct on the fuselage with 116, also started the darken 91 on wings splits

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Also wrong color under wings.. white not yellow big tips!! to be correct :DH: i was confused on the instruction scheme
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White was the theater ID recognition color for the Axis in the Mediterranean area. Yellow was the Axis ID color in use in the east and west(Russia, France- i.e. the rest of Europe) What area is this '88 supposed to be operating in?
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Correct :(
The boxart junkers was used mediterranean sea
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