Use wooden sticks, pins etc. to partially remove the now bleached top coat. Add washes and streaking. Dirt and dust will follow once the rubber tires has been painted. |
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Thursday, January 10, 2019
Junkers D.1 | Wingnut Wings 1/32nd scale | Part 3
Sunday, January 6, 2019
Junkers D.1 | Wingnut Wings 1/32nd scale | Part 2
I added the wings and started to work on the landing gear. |
Resin pilot figure will be part of a small diorama. |
Wing root detail showing the corrugated dural construction of the Junkers to advantage. Although fit is very good careful clean-up work along the seams is mandatory. |
WIP: Wooden Axial propeller made from laminated veneer. |
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
Junkers D.1 | Wingnut Wings 1/32nd scale | Part 1
This is the new Junkers D.1 from Wingnut Wings. It arrived just in time for a OOB-x-mas build! Everything you heard from other WNW kits is also true for this little gem. So, let´s get started!
Cockpit detail is great OOB, it is the original that has a spatan instrumentation! |
The well known Daimler-Mercedes D.III known from many previous WNW kits. |
I decided to model a D.IIIaü motor with 200 hp. |
Most of the engine detail will be covered underneath hoods and panels, however. |
The Junkers D.1 is a late war production so I tried to show the use of lower quality materials, e.g. inferior seat upholstery. |
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