LOL! I can hardly add Michael's pics and not throw in some of my own!
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Sadly, no Ju 87 yet...
Anyway, I'll turn the clock right back and re-submit the first model I posted on armorama.
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All thanks to Mal and a part of his Battle of Britain campaign.
Details?... now that's asking!
It's Adolf Galland's Bf 109E from the summer of 1940 - apparently, he petrified his Staffel-mates by concocting several home-brewed camouflage schemes and nearly got shot down by his own side because of it.
This one used "local paints" for mottled all grey upper surfaces.
The model is Tamiya's 1/48 scale kit with a dressed-up interior (mostly scratch - 'cause I was feeling stingy
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) and decals robbed from spare sheets.
The paints are (shock, horror) all Revell! I wasn't too worried about the top colours - but the Revell RLM 65 for the undersides isn't bad and all the paints are a fair match to pics of the original in terms of tone. Painting was with my beloved old Badger Crescendo, turned upside-down to make it into a gravity feed! I joined the campaign late, so everything had to work first time and, for once, luck was with me. Pic 3 for thumbnail.
All the best
Rowan