Hi everybody,
Sorry for crossposting, but Terri suggested I should joint the WNW Group Build. Great idea!

So, here's some pics of my progress on the Junkers so far. Three detailed bilingual (Swedish/English) articles so far, find them here:
http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?cat=55

All feedback welcome!
/Hans

Beautiful. I love the wood grain effect.

Very,very nice Hans .
a wingie thing? I thought you have been on your next 1/16 king kitty by now!!!!!!
Andy

Thanks! Very rewarding to do, and fun!

/Hans

Hey Andy,
Errrr, nooooo. I'll wait some, and then wait some mor,e before ever doing that again!

Don't blame you Hans,mines on the back burner at the moment,what a nightmare!!!!

Excellent Hans welcome!

Hi Stephen!
You're the "toastmaster" for the Group build? Add me in if you can please: who knows, with the speed I've done this I might even manage another WNW kit before end date!

Hans, Welcome. This kit is in my research and get ready to build stack. I am watching you very close. IUt looks wonderful. Love the wood.

Great to see you made this way Hans ! As before I'm very impressed with your woodgrain and the weathering is not over done . Fantastic work and look forward to more of your progress

Great work Hans: I too like the wood grain, your work is very good and clean. I too am looking forward to more as you progress.

Mark

Thanks everyone for all your kind words, quite overwhelming!

Having the "steam up", I managed to do some more today, here's a new article and more pictures (some pointers for potential builders too):
http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?p=4147

Very nice work Hans

I love your wood grain, very well done

Looking forward to seeing more photos of your progress

Cheers

Des.

Looking great so far! Keep the pics coming please.
RAGIII

Hi everybody!

At last, a new update on the Junkers build.
Actually, I've come quite far, but the work isn't exactly "photo chic", mostly grey plastic, hehe...

Anyway, heres a link to the article, with some good hints for those about to build the kit:
http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?p=4167

Sorry for wrong link previously!

New laaaaaate update: something on the too short ailerons basically:
http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?p=4257
And an earlier one: http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?p=4167

Hi everybody,

I'm struggling along with he build!

Here's the latest update on the Junkers:
http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?p=4949

All articles here:
http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?cat=55

Thanks for watching!

I like it Hans: I have one in the stash and am watching your build on this to pick up some pointers. You mentioned having some difficulties; in what areas are you having difficulties?

Best

Mark

Oh, geez... let me collect here... Ill give you a complete rundown later in the blog series?
I've had some problems with erroneous/fuzzy kit assembly instructions, and I've had some with, well, bad luck and wrong thinking?

/Hans

Hi everyone,

2 more small updates/articles on the Junkers. gloss and decals:
http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?p=4960

More on the decals:
http://www.hobbybokhandeln.net/?p=5041

Any feedback welcome!
/Hans, The Assembly

I like your using different colors for varioius areas and panels on the a/c. A nice touch.

Excellent progress Hans !

The green and purple look pretty good together .

Mark: I wanted to try out some poplular armour finishing techniques on this one. I'll continue with the "oil paint dots" trick, we'll see where I end up. could be disastrous, or work!

Terri: They do! Tricky to airbrush, as they are in some sort of similar spectrum, gives you epilepsy if you look too long

Hi,

Tiny update to the junkers this week. I've been working some on the Spandau and mount. first try at the wooden ring was a big Fail, so it was repainted.

Been follow this work by Hans on thie Swedish site´s and I´ll like it alot.
Good work Hans

Larsa