1/72 Condor Legion Ju87A Stuka

Nice build.

Nezih Icoz

 

Bish

 

 

Nezih Icoz

 

Bish

Thtas relly nice, great job on the camo, i know thats tricky to do. I did the SH A-2 kit a couple of years back and have this one in the stash.

Thanks for sharing.

 

 

 

 

Thank you, i wish to build A-2 too... It is harder to build these short run rare kits but result is more exiting anyway. Your welcome  

Nezih

 

 

 

 

I thinki the A-2 kit is still out there, so you should be able to grab it. I do like the SH kits, i have just finished their Whirlwind.

I think you will struggle to find a prototype Ju 87, i would liek to do one myself. The other version that can't be found in this scale is the C. I am on a mission to get as many variants as possable, but these two are stumping me.

 

 

 

In european webstores A-2 is out of stock. From U.S it is too much expensive when shipping included. Anyway i will catch it  Now my next one is Firebrand. I plan to build it for in memory of legendary test pilot Eric Winkle Brown, he past away last month. 

For the Ju87 V1 first i thought it is available to build  as a scratch convertion from Ju87A... However i understood that it is impossile for me. Wings and body seems like ok but all tail from cockpit and nose completely different, you should see on photo. Anyway i need some convertion set. Take care. Nezih.

 

 

 

 

Anyone of the 3 SH 87A kits would do, they are all the same kit. I know hannants still has the one with Japanese markings.

I have done a lot of searching over the last few years, i have never come across a conversion, it would be a tough one to scratchbuild, but one day i just might have to do it.

Bish

 

 

Nezih Icoz

 

Bish

Thtas relly nice, great job on the camo, i know thats tricky to do. I did the SH A-2 kit a couple of years back and have this one in the stash.

Thanks for sharing.

 

 

 

 

Thank you, i wish to build A-2 too... It is harder to build these short run rare kits but result is more exiting anyway. Your welcome  

Nezih

 

 

 

 

I thinki the A-2 kit is still out there, so you should be able to grab it. I do like the SH kits, i have just finished their Whirlwind.

I think you will struggle to find a prototype Ju 87, i would liek to do one myself. The other version that can't be found in this scale is the C. I am on a mission to get as many variants as possable, but these two are stumping me.

In european webstores A-2 is out of stock. From U.S it is too much expensive when shipping included. Anyway i will catch it  Now my next one is Firebrand. I plan to build it for in memory of legendary test pilot Eric Winkle Brown, he past away last month. 

For the Ju87 V1 first i thought it is available to build  as a scratch convertion from Ju87A... However i understood that it is impossile for me. Wings and body seems like ok but all tail from cockpit and nose completely different, you should see on photo. Anyway i need some convertion set. Take care. Nezih.

Nezih Icoz

 

Bish

Thtas relly nice, great job on the camo, i know thats tricky to do. I did the SH A-2 kit a couple of years back and have this one in the stash.

Thanks for sharing.

 

 

 

 

Thank you, i wish to build A-2 too... It is harder to build these short run rare kits but result is more exiting anyway. Your welcome  

Nezih

 

I thinki the A-2 kit is still out there, so you should be able to grab it. I do like the SH kits, i have just finished their Whirlwind.

I think you will struggle to find a prototype Ju 87, i would liek to do one myself. The other version that can't be found in this scale is the C. I am on a mission to get as many variants as possable, but these two are stumping me.

fox

Very well done Nezih!   We don't see many builds from that time frame and as said above we don't see many builds of that variant. Keep up the good work and keep the photos coming.

Jim   

Many thanks for your great words Sir, in these days, i am very busy sadly and can't work on models very effective but i'll try my best. Kind regards

Nezih

Pawel

Nezih - your model looks very good! I've read about the -A variant of the Stuka many times, it's nice to see a model of it at last! Thanks for sharing, good luck with your projects and have a nice day

Paweł 

thanks a lot Paweł, I am glad. Also I wish to build prototype variants of Stuka If i should find some conversions. Take care

Nezih  

Toshi

What a beautiful job you've done!  I love the paint scheme.

Toshi 

Thank you so much Sir, I wish to paint this scheme on the Ju-86 again in future. 

Nezih

What a beautiful job you've done!  I love the paint scheme.

Toshi

patrick206

Nezih - Really an excellent build, very well detailed and finished. I most enjoy 1:72 scale, for the challenge of that smaller size you did a beautiful job. Thanks for sharing the post and photos.

Patrick

I am glad Patrick thank you, my favourite scale is 1/72 too... Currently i am working on huge scales and i cannot explain how it is hard for me to manage them. I am sending respects huge scale builders. 

wing_nut

Buy howdy that's nice.  Love the colors.

Thanks a lot Sir, 

plasticjunkie

Awesome looking model.

Thank you so much Sir, cheers!!

Bish

Thtas relly nice, great job on the camo, i know thats tricky to do. I did the SH A-2 kit a couple of years back and have this one in the stash.

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, i wish to build A-2 too... It is harder to build these short run rare kits but result is more exiting anyway. Your welcome  

Buckeye

That's a beauty!  Nice job all around.  Great job on the canopy and the weathering.  Nice touch with the mud spatter on the bottom of the rudder from the tail wheel.

Mike 

Thanks a lot Mike, canopy would be hell for me if Special Hobby didn't inclued injection one  For muds i used citidel acrylic figure paints, they have special mud texture paints.

Nezih  

M. Brindos

Well done! That's beautifully finished. I don't see many aircraft from this period. Nice to see this subject modeled. :) 

Thank you so much Mike Brindos, i have started to interest and collect Spanish Civil War aircraft and next one going to be Republicain I-15, also this one is my favourite variant of Ju87. 

Nezih

Very well done Nezih!   We don't see many builds from that time frame and as said above we don't see many builds of that variant. Keep up the good work and keep the photos coming.

Jim  

Nezih - your model looks very good! I've read about the -A variant of the Stuka many times, it's nice to see a model of it at last! Thanks for sharing, good luck with your projects and have a nice day

Paweł

Nezih - Really an excellent build, very well detailed and finished. I most enjoy 1:72 scale, for the challenge of that smaller size you did a beautiful job. Thanks for sharing the post and photos.

Patrick

Buy howdy that's nice.  Love the colors.

Awesome looking model.

Thtas relly nice, great job on the camo, i know thats tricky to do. I did the SH A-2 kit a couple of years back and have this one in the stash.

Thanks for sharing.

That's a beauty!  Nice job all around.  Great job on the canopy and the weathering.  Nice touch with the mud spatter on the bottom of the rudder from the tail wheel.

Mike

Well done! That's beautifully finished. I don't see many aircraft from this period. Nice to see this subject modeled. :)