Airfix 1/48 Junkers Ju87R-2/B-2 Stuka- TIMELAPSE BUILD
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- Опубліковано 3 вер 2019
- EDIT: I just learned the full name/band of the first song I used. I won't repeat either so as not to give them any advertising, but I will say that they seem to be a pretty distasteful person and I cannot recommend them. I won't apologize for using this song, though- it's a jammin' tune, and a remix of one of the better German marches. I've never actually done this and I hate that I have to, but I do not condone the views of the artist, and won't be using any of their material in the future.
Hey everyone! It's been a while since I posted an actual build!
It's not for lack of working- if you want to know whats going on with the channel, go check out my last video (Fall 2019 Update). What's important though is that this Ju87R-2/B-2 Stuka was sent directly to me to do a video on by Hornby US themselves. They've actually sent me a number of Airfix items- the F6F featured previously, a Gloster Meteor that will likely be the next non-cats project when I return home, and the Stuka here presented.
It's a good kit. Good shapes, really nice detail, only one small fit problem. Check out the video for more! - Авто та транспорт
Viewer pointed this out- the swazi is NOT included in the kit; I don't know if it's a British thing or because they sell a lot to Europe and it's a huge cost save to only make one boxing of each version, but they are not there. I used a multi-scale sheet from Warbird Decals.
Its right across the board these days with most kit manufactures, and as we know its banned through most of Europe. One way some get around it is to print the swastika in two halves on the decal sheet so it doesn't resemble it. Some exceptions ive come across are the Storch from Tamiya, on initial release the box came with a sleeve, on the sleeve was the box art with....you guessed it no swastika, but, take the sleeve off and the box art underneath has it.....sneaky.
@@timorvet1 Haven't there been instances where either the manufacturer or someone in country has actually gone in and cut swazi parts OUT of sheets from inside the box?
I started collecting kits in the seventies when Roy Cross's artwork made Airfix box art the best in the business and decal sheets were historically accurate. Then someone complained about the 'militant' box art in children's (?) retail and Airfix neutered the box art along with most other manufacturers. Not long thereafter the tail insignia started to disappear. All this did was make my unmade collectable kits from the sixties and seventies even more valuable to serious collectors.
@@Theogenerang Im afraid Australia complained about that.
I do love the Luftwaffe, so now I got a "small" fllet of palne in my home jajaja. I do love that flag you got, maybe the preatiest one of the Germans. I'm boold but I do lke the way of your hair..rStill I got my blonde beard and mustake jejeje. I do always work with 1:48 in all my models cause I like compare sized and lines among the planes . All the Best and take bout'coronavirus. All mien got Swastikas that I bought appart the models.
The flag was a great addition to your video. Don't listen to the ass hats that get butt hurt by it. It's history plane and simple. My father was in 1 st marine div. in WWII and was always respectful of the Japanese and spoke of them as
brave soldiers. Regardless of the atrocities he had seen. Even after seeing many of his friends killed in action, he never said a thing about the German and Japanese flags that flew in our rooms as kids. He always encouraged us to read and remember history. Remember history is written by the victors.
Im watching stuka builds so when my model stuka comes in on wensday I know what to expect
A Year Later. How did yours turn out. I have one arriving on Saturday.
getting kits for free from the provider would be literally life changing....
Great looking stuka. The video was very nice to watch and you did well with the timelapse. Enjoyed watching.
Thankyou for building such a iconic aircraft, I have the Revell 1:350 scale Bismark, which has 650 parts ranging from minute parts to extremely large. I'm finishing a Revell 1/21 scale Concorde model. You have a good for camouflage art. Keep up the good work, be safe and God bless.
Your Stuka is absolutly fantastic. Paint job and weathering are a demonstration of mastery
Check out plasmo - he takes it to another level.
You did an awesome job. I have the Airfix Junkers Ju87-B; very close to this one and plan to follow many of your techniques. In the future I recommend ignoring those who waste time commenting on anything but the model. Life's too short. Keep up the great modeling! Commander, USN retired
I'm absolutely in awe of your painting skills, just incredible stuff
Great video! I love the Stuka, it's so ugly that it's beautiful. I currently have the Italeri one on the stash, and now I'm tempted to build it.
Brilliant model and brilliant video, you've earned a new subscriber :D
Great job man! Nice video, nice music! Keep doing these videos!
Excellent vid. First I’ve seen of yours. Subscribed.
Hit the big time bro 💪😉.
Getting the recognition you deserve hope that gives you a boost of confidence.
The stuka turned out lovely i love stukas so i am bias .
I love em too. Never much of a fan of the later models, with the rounded canopy, but these early birds sure are pretty.
Nice model, enjoyed watching look forward to seeing your other work.
Прекрасно!) Продолжайте в том же духе!)))
Very good and Cool)
Great video my friend.Stuka looks great 👍
Stuka is coming!!!! Oh stuka blyet!!!
Looks great, have this kit in the stash so great tips here to use. Thanks
Great review and build... just like to add I am mid-build - my wing lens fits perfectly! PS love the tunes (even tho i don't understand a word!) Thanks for the vid buddy...
Awesome work mate thanks for sharing mate till next time have a good one
Very talented and good job 👍🏼
I've never really been a big fan of the Stuka, but damn it all if I don't want to build this kit. It looks incredibly fun :D
It is a good time!
The Stuka is an amazing aircraft, had a system to pull out of a dive automatically at a pre set height if the pilot blacked out, it also had explosive undercarriage so pilot could remove them if they were damaged and make a belly landing.
Great work and nice video!
Great looking Stuka my friend 😊👍
Love the video. I have made 2 stokes from different companies. I may be weird but I paint them unconventionally, the first I made purple the second is orange. They still look great. The next will be a mopar line green. 😊
Oops! Stuka...
That thing is AWESOME. I built one stuka as a kid, and I need to throw it off a balcony and build a new one. Lol.
Great build! :)
What brand are the paintings? I made it with the Humbrol Enamel paint brand and I keep the whole model with the paint, but mirror type. And i dont know why
Nice work 👍✈️
Regarding your problem with clear part on wing. Simply use Micro Sol Krystal Clear. This stuff does exactly what it says on the bottle.Simply apply with a cocktail stick to build up across the area.Job Done.
Hi, can I ask what is the name of the track on 12 min?
nice music, nice flag in the background, beautyful build of your model. i like your stuff. greetings from germany.
Very nice build. I have both this kit and the earlier B-1 version. One small point, in the video you said you used Tamiya XF-22 for the interior color (Which should be RLM 02 Grau-Grun or Grey-green) Be aware that Tamiya XF22 "German Grey" is not a good match, being too dark and too greenish. (It is actually close to RLM62 Green-Grey, a pre WW2 era Luftwaffe colour!) The best mix is 2 parts XF2 (Flat White" to 1 part Xf22) - this lightens it considerably and also brings out a stronger greyish hue, very close to the RLM colour (Which, BTW served as a primer coat!) The instrument panel should be RLM 66 Schwartzgrau or Black grey, a very dark grey, with black instruments and bezels. Later types of Stuka (the D & G) post 1940, had the whole cockpit in this RLM 66 colour. (A long time WW2 modeller, I am.)
Thanks, I'll add that to the growing list of notes on German colors I've sharpied into my wall back home. What is it about these colors that companies just CANNOT make easy?
Its amazing👍🏼
Great build!!!
Indeed
Thanks for sharing a great build. Is it the Airfix old Stuka tool or a new one?
new
Great end result! I hope Airfix continue releasing these newly tooled kits, they're always fun to build.
Wow just wow great job
you're a great modeler with a wonderful future
Nice work lad. I haven't built a Stuka since the old FROG kit of the JU87G, way back in the 70s. Been considering this kit for a little while now and finally decided to bite the bullet and pick it up, along with the Eduard detail kit...hoping for a great result like your own effort (out of the box)
Oh, she'll be beautiful with the Eduard set! Is that just interior or will that help address the out-of-scale dive brakes as well?
@@TheWaggishAmerican just the cockpit detail...I didn't see an Eduard set for the dive brakes...perhaps I will look around for one.
I did notice in your build that one of the struts was out of place on your kit, was this the "out of scale" issue you are referring to?
@@stevemartin4088 The 'out of scale' is just the thickness of the dive brakes. It's very minor. The strut out of place is probably just me messing something up.
I'm Working on this kit now, it's funny that we both had similar issues with the same part... However, I also had a heck of a time getting the flaps into position
Big fan of airfix and this Stuka love the build. What’s the German song? The kommarda
EDIT: I just found out who made the first song I used and ick. Don't look at any of their other stuff. The period one is "Stuka Lied." The remixed march is called 'Fallschirmjager March Remix'
You should make playlists for 1/72,1/48 and 1/32 models, or just playlists for German, Japanese, English, American, French etc. planes or vehicles, great model and you built it perfectly
Hey does the clay wash just come off in water? I find enamels always eat through my tamiya gloss unless I'm doing it wrong. Hopefully clay could help. Thanks!
Yes, the clay wash is water soluble. It has no other thinner in it- the only thing I would be concerned about using it on is MAYBE a water-based acrylic topcoat, like if you are sealing with Vallejo or something like that.
Brilliant video
Great work on the Stuka I loved building that kit when it first came out. Just one question though,why is there a blurred rectangle on screen for almost all of the video? It was kinda distracting
*** **** it. It was only supposed to be blurred during the intro/ outro. I'll try and fix it.
As to why I accidentally left a lanyard from my old middle school out in the open. We moved for high school, but you know... as a rule you should avoid identifying information.
@@TheWaggishAmerican Ahh that makes sense, glad I can help!
I want to get the set but I dont have the money for all them tools like an air brush and a bunch of different paints.
Will the paints from the site make it look just as nice also what's the glue you are using?
Tamiya Liquid Cement for the most part, I use a tube poly cement for high-stress areas like landing gear.
You can make models look nice without an airbrush- one way to is to use spray cans, which cost between 5-10 dollars each for modellers paints and will get you the right color.
Alternatively, it is possible to paint nicely with a brush. Go watch "Quick Kits" to see how.
I can't speak to the accuracy of Humbrol paints, because I don't really use them. I've heard decent things, just know that their light olive tends to run a lot less tan than mine and is usually more of a light green.
If you've never modelled before and are looking to start, you probably want to start with a smaller/simpler kit. Airfix's 1/72nd scale Stuka would be a good candidate, and I think you can get it in a starter set.
Nice neat build, I'm curious about why you separated the undercarriage spats, and then reassembled them?
Painting. Its a lot easier to paint them off than to try and mask them on. Unless i painted them and then built them in the video, in which case i screwed up some editting
Oh are you talking about the cutting? That cut line is dependent on whether you want to build it sitting or flying. If flying, use the full gear. If sitting it's under weight, and that part of the strut was in fact the oleo.
Guys, there's a problem with UA-cam's editor. It's just spawning in blurred boxes where I don't want them which is... fantastic. If it's annoying come back and watch again in like day and a half.
Download Shotcut. There are some tutorials on how to use it. After the learning curve, it's easy to use. It's free. I use it for all my videos.
@@stevethefishdotnet Thanks, I'll look into it. I don't use YT editor for my videos- that's all done through a different program. I was just trying to get the blur to work in the intro/outro and apparently YT took offense to that.
Amazing
Excellent job
Great skills bro...
I want to attempt this kit any pointers or heads up for someone wanting to try it??
Make sure you dont forget to put the wing light backing in before glueing the wing halves. And be careful with the lense- you will likely have to sand the wing considerably. Beyond that, its a smoothgoing Airfix kit
What is the glue you use please
David Brooks Tamiya liquid cement
Very nice
Can you explain, what kind of the wash did you use after you had finished painting? That you wiped with paper towel?
Flory Models Dark Earth Clay Based Wash
@@TheWaggishAmerican thanks!
I’m using Humbrol 240 like the instructions say but this colour seems to light of a green?
Sorry, Im not familiar with Humbrol... What part are you painting?
TheWaggishAmerican The cockpit
Are the swastika decals after market, because I don't think Airfix includes them?
See my pinned comment. I forgot to mention it in the video.
TheWaggishAmerican oh sorry didn’t see that.
I don’t understand because I used the same paints as he did yet the colors were not at all similar... they were both much light does anyone know how to make or get the colors seen in the video because I might have made a mistake or gotten the wrong colors all together... I used rlm70 rlm71 and rlm65 just like in the video
What brand?
I think the name of it was mission models
@@stumpy8987 Your's was probably close to accurate then, Mission does a really good job of color matching. Most of my RLM paints I mix from Tamiya paints- mine also tend to be a bit darker because I paint on a black primer
That’s probably it then I’m new to modeling so I’m trying to figure it out and this really helped. Thank u:)
whats the name of the third soundtrack?
As a casual watcher of these videos, I wonder why you never use the crew figures? It would be my preference but is there a reason why you don't?
There are a few reason's here. In this specific kit, it doesn't come with any. Airfix has pretty much stopped including them in new 48th scale releases.
In more general terms, I like cockpit detail more than I like figures. I also hadn't been getting good at figure painting until recently, and didn't want to drag down a build with a subpar figure.
The biggest reason, though, is that including a seated figure just doesn't make sense for the way I display my builds. My builds sit on a shelf- basically it's assumed that they are sitting in a hangar or something, where there would be no reason for the pilot to sit in the aircraft all on his loansome. It'd be different if I did more dioramas.
The only time I could really see myself using normal seated pilot figures is if I was building a model in flight- either to suspend from my cieling or to do an in flight diorama like my Stigler concept. In that case, I think it would be more jarring to not have figures that to use them.
The final and less important reason is that a lot of the figures are very low quality. It's not a big problem with modern 72nd scale airfix, but a lot of kits that included them are either very old and soft, or have massive parting lnes.
@@TheWaggishAmerican Thank you for your detailed explanation and I fully understand your reasoning. I guess as a child, I loved looking at the crew through the cockpit, having been weaned on British war comics and pestering my father and two uncles who were in the RAF during WW2 for stories. My models were built for play and the figurines were part of the game! Love watching these videos though. I call them Model Porn which confuses my wife!
@@davidcollins3496 I can see why it would confuse your wife! Hahaha
im watching this and playing ericka insted of his music because its fitting
Gotta love the fallschirm remix
You can use Micro-Crystal Clear and make small clear parts. Sometimes you can get away with using Elmer's if the part is not too big.
That's what I wound up doing. A few days of piling crystal clear onto itself filled the void. It's not perfect but it's functional.
A quick fix for your lense would be try crystal clear it's a great liquid that using a tooth pick can drag it round corners inwards to form a clear window once dried takes seconds to do.. and its readily available in USA.. or try deluxe glue n glaze
Use PVA glue, near enough the same stuff.
@@MillwalltheCat it similar but it tends to pull inwards and not be as clear... all relative to what your project needs are.. but it will work..
Good job
very good. Could i please ask that you write in the text what the paints, pencils, washes , filler are that you used please? You speak very quickly and I cant figure out what these things are. Many thanks
Noted, will be sure to make better textual notes in future videos.
For this specific model it was all custom mixes of tamiya paints. Pencil is a prismacolor silver, filler is Tamiya putty grey, wash is primarily Flory Models Dark Earth.
@@TheWaggishAmerican thankyou very much!
Very nice, just maybe include what paints you used
Thanks for the suggestion. I usually try to, but in this case it was my first shot with custom-mix Tamiya's. I'll keep a better log for the next one.
I love your flag it is really awesome, where did you get it from? Just wondering.
ebay
Nice model!!!
Yeah it's the color i want
I know this probably won’t be seen, but what all colors did you use?
Dont remember the exact colors, but they were from Vallejo's RLM airbrush line.
@@TheWaggishAmerican Alright, thanks for the answer!
What’s the name of song starting at 9:50 ??
What pencil did you use for the scratched paint detail?
prismacolor silver
@@TheWaggishAmerican is it a regular colored pencil?
@@venteach.6289 www.amazon.com/Prismacolor-Premier-Colored-Pencil-Silver/dp/B0035A12D6
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Dónde has conseguido ese lápiz de color metal? Alguien sabe? Por favor que alguien sabe, contestar!!
From Spain!!
I bought it from a hobby lobby- any hobby shop/craft shop/art shop should carry it. The specific brand is 'Prismacolor'. Be aware- it is a watercolor pencil, so excessive water-based paint/techniques may cause problems.
@@TheWaggishAmerican
Dónde lo has comprado? Puedes pasar el link de la tienda online? Gracias y buen trabajo!
@@tomasperezluis4606 www.dickblick.com/items/20508-9320/
@@TheWaggishAmerican
Muchas gracias!! Ya he hecho un pedido a ésta tienda.
Mi Facebook es Luis la victoria. Allí tengo fotos de mis modelos de aviones
Did this model come with the sirens?
Yes, but this specific aircrew had had them removed. The kit provides for both options without modification.
Ооо, teufelslied... I like this song)
What color did you use for the cockpit?
I believe I used Tamiya XF-22 RLM Grey. It's good for all early-mid war interiors, until ~late 1942/1943 when new production switched over to the RLM66 interiors. For that I use a slightly lightened Tamiya German Gray.
Thanks
Airfix included swastikas on the decal sheet ?
No, thanks for pointing that out. I've got a sheet of like 200 in different sizes and styles. I'll pin a comment explaining that.
what was used as a wash for the plane.
Flory Dark Earth
Nice build where is the gun build i liked the music of it
I think UA-cam didn't like that video very much (Some bizarre goings-on inside my channel after it was posted) so I unlisted it. I can get you a list of song though if you want it.
@@TheWaggishAmerican that would be very nice thanks ahead
TheWaggishAmerican I would also like a list of the songs in this great video. Especially the second one. Thank you! 😀
bien echo amigo
Love the music who is it
What is the song on 10:33
'Fallschirmjager Remix'
What is the music at 9:48?
"Fallschirmjager Remix" It's been nuked from YT a number of times but if you search that it should come up. The one I like the most has the image of a tactical soldier brandishing a rifle.
@@TheWaggishAmerican I was just curious, thanks anyway.
Hi Mate,
Excellent video keep it up Regards from Liverpool England.
When I was dying built a lot of kits so shakey I was tho
Two part crystal clear epoxy adhesive will make a new lense bud.
Model kits, or what I call teen to adult legos.
what song at 17:00
Stukalied.
Whats wrong with the song exactly? A nice build btw!
It was made by an unironic internet Nazi
@@TheWaggishAmerican okay well I understand. But the song still has a nice sound. I think it wasn't a mistake to use it.
Please make a Hawker Tempest mk 2 which was the first fighter of the country !!!
Love from Pakistan.
Oh! I actually really like the Pakistani color scheme. I'll keep it in mind. Good suggestion.
@@TheWaggishAmerican Thanks a lot mate.
Had to watch with the sound off. I was going to have a connery.
So what is the song used?
which one man, I've got like five in this video.
@@TheWaggishAmerican the first one
@@stokesjack I'm sorry, I refuse to promote the creator. If you search around for german march remix's I'm sure you'll stumble across it eventually.
I am surprised when they built the stuka they didn't have the landing gear fold away and used air brakes.
When it was designed retracts where still fairly new. Air brakes all dove bombers have- you will not pull out otherwise. Mildly interesting, some models of the stuka had a features that blew a small explosive charge and ejected the labding gear for a safer belly landing, bht i dint think it was ever actyally uswd in combat
Use clear sprue to make new wing lens!🤔
Jman
Airfix forgoted to putt the stuka siren on the model
This specific subject did not have it installed. It was likely removed in the field, because most aircrews hated it and it created an immense amount of drag.
No sirens?
Many crew had theirs removed to reduce drag and gain a few extra mph. This is one such example according to kit instructions
@@TheWaggishAmerican Hey that's very interesting, thanks for the reply and well done, lovely build.