RalphSarc

Yeah I got out of there cheap too. They had several estate sales and guys were buying ten kits at a time!!

Excellent job Arno!!! Love the camouflage scheme.

Hello Jack and welcome! Wow what a beautiful job. I was particularly interested in your wheel well and brake line detail as I'm planning on incorporating those details into my Ju88C-6 build. Look forward to see more of your planes.

In my modest opinion yes. Right off the bat the bottom fuselage fit better.

Excellent craftsmanship!!

Just breathtaking work!!!

Love the bold paint scheme you chose for this kit. The white looks really great and I also like the engine cowling. What blue is on the bottom? Did you make it to the model show?

I wish the seat-belts came with better instructions. I've looked on YouTube for a how to review but haven't seen one! Cockpit really looks great and the seat-belts make it pop!!

I'm building a nightfighter version of that for the Forum Group Build. There are pictures detailing my progress posted in the GB section. It's a great model for better than the original Ju88A model Revell put out! The cockpit and fit is far superior! Ralph.

Well as I was looking through your posts and great pictures I was thinking I should do a tank until I looked at your track pictures. Good Lord that's a lot of parts and time. So now WW1 planes with wires and tanks with tracks intimate me, lol!! Ralph.

LOL great idea!! I need a scrap box!!

I love my Neo Airbrush Tom. It does a super job!

Yeah it was well worth the time. Saw lots of great builds and git out of there for under $20.00, lol!!!

Yeah I noticed that also but there are still some good deals if you haunt the site, lol!! No "Model Hoarding" for this boy! I met a guy at the Hobby Show that had 1400 kits in his stach but he had a glassed over look in his eye so I ran away, lol!!!

My $10.00 buy at the Atlanta Hobby Show!! Brings back memories of NKP and the 40th ARRS!!

Attended the Atlanta Model Show 2014 today and had a super time and only spent $20.00!! Kevin from my local HobbyTown USA was there. He's been a huge local source of information and suggestions. 1/32 Scale Planes General Show Pictures. Raffle Prices Danger Will Robinson, lol!!

Looks pretty damn good to me, lol!! Excellent job!! I see what looks like clamps on hoses and wire bundles, what did you use to make those? Ralph.

Thanks Cees I'll still that idea if you don't mind of using a a piece of sprue to make detailing of the seats easier. Also will mask of any gluing area too. Thanks for the ideas. Headed to the Atlanta Model Show today!! Ralph

Your build is looking fantastic. Love the detail on the ejection seat. I'm getting ready to build the seats for my Ju88 cockpit. Here's a question. If you paint, detail, add seat-belts etc and then install in the cockpit how do you glue them in place since everything is painted? Ralph.

Holy cow!!! Can't get over your level of modelling. I bought a Edward cockpit instrument kit for my JU88 build and just started grinding the per-molded instruments off the panels allowing me to install the self-adhesive brass parts. It's nerve racking but my confidence is growing stronger with each grind and I figure paint will cover a multitude of sins, lol!!

Great review James.

Have a Minicraft Hasegawa #1092 1/32 Boeing P26 Peashooter that I just purchased via a great deal on eBay to add to my stash. Your build will really assist me once I start my build. Ralph.

Yeah I was really pleased get this as most new kits are in the $100.00/$125.00 price range. As I said it's in perfect condition and I was able to find new decals, seat-belts and Edward instruments on eBay for around $40.00! I have 6 models in my stash so I'm good!!! Well unless eBay offers up some more excellent deals, lol!

Found this incredible "1987" Revell 1/32 P38J Lockheed Lightning kit on eBay for for $34.50. Box was open but all parts still sealed in their original plastic sleeves with instructions and decals. Decals look a bit dry but will order new when I start to gather aftermarket parts.

I love this aircraft and a big fan og you modelling skills! Really like the panel lines, exhaust manifolds, camouflage and cockpit detail. Fantastic job!! Ralph.