1/144 Ju-87 Stuka 'After the battle' diorama - Unofficial GB

Lucke.stz · Oct 18, 2009

Thank you guys !!

vikingBerserker said:
In regards to the laundry soap, are you using enamel paint?

I´m using acrilics (Gunze Sangyo), but it works with enamels too, I have used to remove humbrol and testors enamels too..

To remove the acrilics, wait just an overnight, to remove the enamels, about 24hs is enough..

best regards,

vikingBerserker · Oct 18, 2009

Man, this place has some great info. THANKS!

dirkpitt289 · Oct 18, 2009

Are you going to paint the same scheme on the fuselage as in the picture?

Lucke.stz · Oct 18, 2009

dirkpitt289 said:
Are you going to paint the same scheme on the fuselage as in the picture?

Yes, I don´t know why for now

I´m studying some possibilities....

Best Regards,

Lucke.stz · Oct 19, 2009

Hy guys,

Today I have some little progress

Aplyied some decals, this is the little one:

After decalling the models looks this:

So, the hardest thing to do, the patterns on fuselage, I tryied to use a Nankim Pen, but does not work, the paint is not enough, I made an adaptation with a draw compass, I don´t know the name of this in English..

After aply, the model looks this:

Just this by now, hope like this..

Thanks to see

lesofprimus · Oct 19, 2009

Lucas, just an amazing job...

I have a question tho, is that scribble pattern u did done in RLM79??? It looks quite white....

Lucke.stz · Oct 19, 2009

Thank you lesofprimus, It is on RLM76.

Airframes · Oct 19, 2009

Amazing work Lucas. The name for the compass is correct in English, and it's also sometimes called an ink-bow compass, and it really seems to have done the job well. I'll remember that for when i need to do fine-line work on my bigger scale models - thanks!

Lucke.stz · Oct 19, 2009

Thank you Terry,

I think that with this on a 1/32 Scale, you can paint the gauges of the panel !

B-17engineer · Oct 19, 2009

Woah! Amazing!

vikingBerserker · Oct 19, 2009

We called them drawing pens in drafting class, but what an ingenious use for them. I have a box of these things. Nice!

Luftwoller · Oct 20, 2009

Hi all, im new here. A freind 'Dirk' told me about this post and i had to come have a look. All i can say is wow. Your attention to detail is just awesome. The barn looks fantastic. Are you going to do a perspective view? With the 262 in 1/48 or 1/32 in the foreground?
...Guy

Lucky13 · Oct 20, 2009

Fantastic work Lucas! :notworthy:

Lucke.stz · Oct 20, 2009

Thank you to all !!! I´m very happy that my job is apreciated

Welcome to forum Luftwoller, You did your first post on my thread

Thanks !

No, I´m not going to do a perspective view.. I´ll all models on 1/144.

Take a look at my other jobs:

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/2-...r-vt-8-minicraft-1-144-group-build-18257.html

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/st...n-jack-1-144-fujimi-little-diorama-17792.html

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/st...ima-ki-44-shokki-tojo-1-144-fujimi-17658.html

Best regards and thanks to see

muller · Oct 21, 2009

I haven't seen one of those pens since my days in the art room back in school, it did a fine job on that camo, its looking great Lucas! :thumbleft:

Vic Balshaw · Oct 21, 2009

I've been following this build with amazement, you have done a fantastic job Lucas and what innovative tips you have, the detergent and compass pen, just great. Many thanks
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