Hans Rudel project Complete

Bish, Mrs. Toshi and I are in awe by the quality and technique used in bringing your collection to fruition.  I just had to show the Mrs. this WIP!  Amazing job sir!

Your friend, Toshi

Bish,

New uploads look great...I love the "Wall of Fame" photo with all your builds.

Bish, yes the larger images look great, and I did not notice any effect on load page time.

Oh, was meaning to ask what colour you use for the bombs?

regards,

Jack

I have changed all the finished 190 pics to a larger size. The ones with white background are one size, and the 2 with blue are larger sizes again, the last one being the biggest. Please let me know which you prefer. I am not sure if useing the larger images slows down page loading for people with slower internet speeds. But it would be nice to post larger pics. I have not thougt about people who click on the images just the size they appear on the page. But it seems a lot of people liek to look at the larger image, so i will start doing that from now on.

And thanks for the feedback.

Thanks Jack, and i thought was the case, so i don't know why i even shrink them.

Bish

 

 

 

I certainl;y can post l;arger images. I upload them to Flickr quite large, 1280 or so. But then i load them here in about 640 so as not to over load it. But i can add some larger ones no problem. I might consider that in the future, adding a couple of bigger ones at the end of the post.

 

As I mentioned in the GB thread , this is a very excellent build. 

I too would like to see some  larger images.  I believe the way this site is set up for hand held devices, images are imbedded to a standard size so as to not 'tax' the system.  Anything larger is linked directly to the poster's picture host site, opening that in a new tab.

regards,

Jack

Thanks very much for the comments guys.

keav, ye i like the blue as well. Just wanted to try it out, i might get somthing blue to put on the side, especially for the larger builds.

Thanks for the feedback.

1943Mike

Bish,

Your work is always something I try to take the time to look at .. it's usually model building at its best. The FW is certainly no exception.

I hope you don't take this in any way other than how it's intended .. I'd love to see a larger image when I click on the one's you've posted in your threads. Is it that you choose not to upload larger images to your image hosting site, or doesn't that site allow larger images,.. or? I'm just keen on viewing your beautiful finished builds closer up if you get what I mean.

Looking forward to the next four.

 

 

Thanks Mike, its much appreciated.

I certainl;y can post l;arger images. I upload them to Flickr quite large, 1280 or so. But then i load them here in about 640 so as not to over load it. But i can add some larger ones no problem. I might consider that in the future, adding a couple of bigger ones at the end of the post.

Nicely done!  The blue background really highlights the model.  

Well done, Martin, well done.

Bish,

Your work is always something I try to take the time to look at .. it's usually model building at its best. The FW is certainly no exception.

I hope you don't take this in any way other than how it's intended .. I'd love to see a larger image when I click on the one's you've posted in your threads. Is it that you choose not to upload larger images to your image hosting site, or doesn't that site allow larger images,.. or? I'm just keen on viewing your beautiful finished builds closer up if you get what I mean.

Looking forward to the next four.

Thanks Greg.

This is only my 4th 32nd kit, the 3rd this year. They do take up a lot of space, which is why i only have  small collection of them. But i do like having the larger detailed kit along with the smaller scale ones.

Came out great, Bish. Exterior finish looks masterful.

Makes me wonder about getting off my backside and starting a 1/32nd airplane. As was just mentioned, you provide good incentive.

Thanks BK. I think we all inspire each other, thats whats great about this place.

Now that is one mighty fine looking 190. Well done, Bish. Your work always inspires me to do better. I love it.

BK

Cheers guys. Its been a long time in the planning, so glad to finally get it going.

Mike, amything i can do to help, i'll do what i can.

Bish, awesome job on the 190. I have a 1/48 coming soon and hope it turns out half as good as your work. Would appreciate any pointers from you when time comes. Mike

That's a massive project Bish and they all look awesome. The Dora really came out great!

Thanks Clint, i hope so.

Sorry I ment in this project. That bust will look good sitting in the middle of all of them, keep it up

You mean in general or this project.

The former, its my AS90. On this project it will be 2 more Ju 87G-2's, one in 48th and one in 144. And added to this wil be a 1/10th resin bust and a 1/32nd metal figure.

Very nice Bish those spiral masks look like they do a great job. So whats next?

Got this wrapped up a couple of days ago with the adition of the spinner. I do like these spiral masks, much better than decals.

So here are the final pics.

And i decided to try out a different coloured background which came with the photo set up i got last month. Unfortunaly the different cloths only cover the back and botom, but just wanted to see what the blue looks like.

And there is it, stage 2 complete. 6 down, 4 to go. I am really pleased with the 190, less trouble than the 32nd Ju 87 and i think it turned out as the better build.

And here is one shot of the 6 builds completed so far. And no, the shelf is not wonky, as least not that much. I must have been standing lop sided when i took this.

Thanks to all who have been following along. I have 3 builds to do before getting to the 3rd and final stage, which should be around mid March.

For now, all comments are welcome as always.

Thanks Greg, glad you found it, still plenty more to go yet.

How in the world did I miss this all year???

What an ambitious project, and you're really sticking with it, Bish. Some truly great work going on here.

It's fun to see you building the bigger scales, too. 

Rambo

Me too, I always like to have my models on a small base with at least one figure to show scale and tell a little story.

 

On smaller scale aircraft i usually do a diorama, so helps give an idea of scale. But on the larger ones i have tended not to. But i have been thinking about adding a figure or piece of groiund equipment on future builds. I like adding the base as it means i don't have to handle the model plus i can add a small bit of info about it.

Thanks Clint. The bases have become a bit of a signature, and i do much prefer haveing everything on a base.

Got a big project going on here everything looks great. I really love your bases it's nice to have everything uniform