It's coming together!

Cool photos on the video.

Thank you to all.

I love this scale, cos you don´t need too much space to store your colection, and is possible to made nices dioramas too :D

Thank you so much.

Lucas Rizi

lucke your an AMAZING modeler. very outstanding build.

Clay

Wow!  You're good !  (and a bit crazy ! LOL)

What a job !

Absolutely amazing work! I for one would never have attempted it in 1/144!

Excellent diorama Lucas! You really captured the scene from the WWII photograph and insight into the condition of the Luftwaffle during the closeing days of the conflict. Looking forward to seeing more of your work posted here.

~ Jason

The diorama is finished !

A pics thru video here :

Pics about the diorama finished here:

http://www.spruemaster.com/blog/index.php/2010/03/ju87diorama-partefinal/

Best regards !

Lucas

Some more pics...

Paintend a little PE bike, and start to work on the base...

Here the little bike, it has about 6mm long.

To make the base I use a wood sheet 3mm, apply some plaster to meke the ground, to the grass I use Fun Flok (that is used to make velvet effect in toys).

The result was this:

Some details:

I still work on some more details of the base, but is going to be a good Diorama :D :D

Thanks to see :D :D

Lucas

thank you guys, I´m happy that my work is good :D

well, after some time with no work on this, I´m  back to the diorama...

The 262 was finished, some pics:

The little model :D :D

Here the guys the must be painted....

For now is just this...

thanks to see :D :D

 Absolutely stunning work on the barn, looks very real. Aircraft are great as well!!!

  That shed got me very impressed.  Thanks for posting... hope we will see more coming from you!

Very cool! That looks great, nice work on that shed structure especially.

You sir, have my TOTAL and COMPLETE respect! Your work is simply AMAZING! The barn is fantastic looking and the aircraft are OUTSTANDING! I look forward to seeing more!!  GREAT JOB!!

WOW! That's awesome. Looking forward to seeing her done!

The tininess is only surpassed by your dexterity and patience.

I think I will go back an dwork on my 1/35 tractor and stop complaining that it's small.

Keep up the excellent work.

Bill   

I´m working a lot on the last days, so don´t having too much time to modelling :( :(

Ready to paint:

Painting aplied, I use here the salt technique to make the wheatering

Finished, I did a little washing on it

Start to work on the landing gear:

Add too this piece on PE in canopi

finish the engines, paint with alumminum Vallejo paint before the paints, and detail/wheatering the engine details, let´s to pics:

Here with the figure (from Preiser)  the I´ll use:

according to the pics, the 262 on front the Ju-87/barn, have some panel opened of the leff engine, so I cut the panels with a PE saw and add the details using some sprue and a soda straw, now is just paint to see it finished.

a little work on the model, today I´m do not too much inspired, so I don´t finish the cockpit, need to go on the seat belts..

Let´s to the pics:

So lets see with are to comming..

The kit:

The PE and Resin Set

finish the part 2 - The Stuka...

I use some heat shrinking tubing to do a exaust covers:

Add some extra PE parts and make some weathering and the model is finished :D:D

Now lets the part 3 - The Me-262....

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:

Masking to paint.. this mask gives me a lot of work to do...

Painting:

I like a lot the Gunze paint finish:

Now the model almost done:

I finish the landing gear.

On the rear wheel I did a hand work, it ´s to little to mask and paint with airbrush:

On the other gears I mask na paint with airbrush

The model almost done:

Here a fit to inspire the work :D

I paint a little strip of a decal sheet to make some strips to canopy...

finished the interior, not too much details, cos the canopy will be closed, I promisse details on the Me-262 ok ;)

Let´s to the pics:

With a PE saw I remove the elevator to make it downed...

Wings glued and eelevators too, add the PE airbrakes and elevator struts...

Undersides painted...

Camo masking, with tamiya tape,

Painting, Gunze paints, and Testors AZTEC airbrush..

The result was this:

I started the build, not too much work, I´m without inspiration today :)

The kit is an Eduard J-87D - #4416

The kit tree:

And here the fuselage, the canopy is closed, so any interior details are on the kit.

So I open it with an Dremel and some sandpaper:

With a plasticard (0.5mm) I did the cockpit floor and add the panel, the seat are from dentist resin, and the rear seat are from plasticard too.

Tha fase 1 is now finished, let´s start the plane :D

The old barn finished:

Now the best part :D I like a lot the weathering result :D :D I´, really surpassing me on the diorama :D :D

The pics say by itself:

The tiles I made with a a help of my friend Reducino, with aluminum foil for cooking and some needles.

I just glued the needles side by side and then press the foil to ge the "corrugated" format.

The result looks good. On the outside I paint on rust, and Inside with withe aluminum.

And a pic b&w looks good :D :D

I have worked on the roof structure:

The, I make some strips from 1/64 Liteply, so glue with CA on the structure, looks good :D :D