1/24 MPC/Airfix JU 87B Finished

Many many thanks.

Joe

Your skill is amazing. Awesome project.

BK

TheWaggishAmerican

That looks amazing! I'm sure Dan would approve. I'm a member of TRIAD, and whenever he came in, his models were alway's amazing. I think your's lived up as well!

 

Many thanks for that.  Appreciate it.

Joe

That looks amazing! I'm sure Dan would approve. I'm a member of TRIAD, and whenever he came in, his models were alway's amazing. I think your's lived up as well!

You are all very kind.  Thank you.

Joe

Outstanding, Joe!

Very nice Joe. 

Fantastic build!  Shes a beautiful bird.

What a fantastic build for a memory of a man!

Toshi

Stunning, been a real pleasure watching this.

I am bowled over by this model. Such wonderful details and a great tribute.

Excellent show my man!

That third one...that's not a thumb!!!

Awesome detailing!

My friends all good things must come to an end.  

The Dan Jayne tribute build has been finished.  

Summary:

Interior aft the cockpit is scratchbuilt.

Wing internals are scratchbuilt.

Paints include Model Master Enamel RLM 02, 65, 70, and 71.

Paints also include Alclad, Rustoleum, and Model Master Metallics.

Various strip, rod, square, and sheet styrene was used.

This is not intended to be an exact replica.  It is intended to give the illusion of the real thing.  

Paints include Model Master Enamels, Alclads, Rustoleum, and Testors.

Details.

And the overall.

Started in August and finished in Feb.  I was fortunate that I was able to chat with Dan over the course of three years.  He was gracious with his knowledge and encouragement.  I am proud to say he was my friend.

Miss you my friend.  

All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.

Joe

You are all very kind.  I am grateful.  

Joe

Stunning craftsmanship, Joe. This is just another example of your stellar modelling skills. Excellent !!!!

BK

Looking stunning, really doing it justice.

The engine looks awesome Joe. Can't wait to see this one complrted.

I'm still in awe over this build, Joe. So far this is one of those builds that would expect to see proudly displayed in the front window of the LHS. 

This is the type of model that draws people into a hobby shop!

Back with a quickie type of update.

A couple of hours has been spent with oils, paint, and pastels.  Streaking, chipping, and a bit of grime and streaking is the result.  To be honest it is not over the top.  I had to make sure I didn't take it too far.  I did use caution.

First the engine.  Oils and pastels were used.  Oils for the grime and dirty look and pastels for the exhaust stubs.

I used oils and enamels to do the chipping and the streaking.  The streaking is tough to see in the pictures.  

Now to let that dry out so I can hit it with a flat coat.  

All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.

Joe

Very kind my friend.  Thank you.

Joe

Nearly there Joe! Very cool stuff. =] Can't wait to see the finish.

You are all very kind.  Thank you.

Mustang not really.  Each is different.  For the most part I am learning as I go what I need to build up and install.

Joe

tempestjohnny

Incredible work Joe. Impressive is an understatement