Airfix 1/72 Ju87 Stuka Dive Bomber (Full Build) 

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Thank you! I could have done better with the paintwork - first time using humbrol enamels ..not as easy or as good as revell l, which is what I'm used to. I also couldn't get hold of any yellow for the propeller so it's technically not complete yet. But as always thanks for watching. More to follow..

@@therealdrimdrady5614 i would recommend vallejo.

Hi thanks for watching! I do have an airbrush however this model required colours I could only find in Humbrol enamel (couldn't find an alternative on conversion charts). I don't know if you've ever used Humbrol enamel but they're very thick/gloopy and generally not the easiest to use in my opinion. So I played it safe and used a brush. Sometimes I like just using a brush anyway. There's merits to both. Re the stand - just scrap materials. Nespresso pod and a scrap piece of sprue. Filled the pod with clay for weight. I'll do a quick video on it eventually. I prefer the look of retracted landing gear (obviously not possible on this model) so I'm going to put some of my older builds onto these stands

@@therealdrimdrady5614 ah no never used Humbrol and try to stick to acrylic for simplicity too so I may never try Humbrol now! I'm not a fanatic on the brand of colours as long as it's close enough I'll stick with Vallejo or even Citadel paints too for some non camo colours. I may have to give your stand method a go. Plenty not pods and sprue about!

Hi thanks for watching. I tend not to use primer. However I wish I had - I had a real issue with the hombrol paints not wanting to adhere to the plastic.

@@therealdrimdrady5614 I also have a problem with humbrol paints, so I tend to use revell's. I just got that very same JU-87 kit so your video was very helpful.

@@therealdrimdrady5614 You say you had issues with the paint not adhering to the plastic. Its not shown in your video, but did you wash the parts with warm water with a little washing up liquid and rinse to remove the mold release lubricant ?

Thanks for watching Chris. Yes I've seen this done before! It looks way more aesthetic than what I have produced but I just couldn't find the materials and wanted to get this finished quickly (as my desk is supposed to be used for working from home, not building scale models!)

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