apologies for being late with this, but this kit needed a little TLC before i posted it up. now, this interesting history of this kit
firsts.
first kit built in my new house (5 years ago now)
first use of fishing line for radio aerial
first experiment with using thinned paint to accent panel lines (games workshop stuff, never used it since!)
now the abuse it suffered. three months ago i opened a window while i was doing a bit of spraying, it was a little windy. a box blew over on top of a wardrobe. that hit this stuka. that fell seven feet to the (carpeted) floor. BUT. the only damage suffered was a lost tailwheel and a wing bomb falling off. i could not find the tail wheel at all and gave it up as lost forever, until about a month later i noticed my cat playing with something on the floor. yep the missng wheel had come home! maisie was suitably rewarded with an extra big dinner, and i now give you............
THE KIT THAT KICKED THE CARPET-MONSTERS BUTT!



however whilst cleaning off the dust last night i forgot about the aerial, picked it up, snapped it off, and had to muck around replacing it

Nice one Phil I had forgot all about this.
Here is my Hasegawa 1/48 Ju87B-2 Trop. Built out of the box with the kit decals. It is painted with Xtracolor enamels.












Mal

Hi Phil!

This is my Special Hobby 1/48 Anton for the list. It was build OOB with Spanish Civil War markings.



more can be seen here

Jean-Luc

Hi guys. Nice lookin' Stukas there. This is Hasegawas offering in 1/48 scale. I used Eduards detail set and decals from Aeromasters Stuka bombers.
The bombs and crates are from Verlinden, thanks for looking and starting this great forum. Maybe this will catch on with other kinds of aircraft, Wingman out.

Here's mine, one day late :



It's the old Monogram kit.