Junkers Ju-52 Airliner, / Eduard
A new project! Gonna be a weekend-type.
Started with adding some details to the interior. Made floor higher with some plastic, added seats from leftovers, also detailed them with handles from wire. Added steering wheels, made from staples and sprues.o
Started with adding some details to the interior. Made floor higher with some plastic, added seats from leftovers, also detailed them with handles from wire. Added steering wheels, made from staples and sprues.o
Started with adding some details to the interior. Made floor higher with some plastic, added seats from leftovers, also detailed them with handles from wire. Added steering wheels, made from staples and sprues.o
A bit of dry-fitting!
A bit of dry-fitting!
A bit of dry-fitting!
The interior painted and enclosed. Check out the curtains!
The interior painted and enclosed. Check out the curtains!
The interior painted and enclosed. Check out the curtains!
The interior painted and enclosed. Check out the curtains!
The interior painted and enclosed. Check out the curtains!
Ready for some paint!
Ready for some paint!
Ready for some paint!
Ready for some paint!
Ready for some paint!
Detailing the engines with wire. 3 engines, 27 cylinders, each one will have 6 individually wrapped and knotted wire - 152 operations in total!
Detailing the engines with wire. 3 engines, 27 cylinders, each one will have 6 individually wrapped and knotted wire - 152 operations in total!
Detailing the engines with wire. 3 engines, 27 cylinders, each one will have 6 individually wrapped and knotted wire - 152 operations in total!
Making the push rods. First, you make small holes, two for each cylinder.
Here's the engine, completely prepared for installation of push rods
Push rods are made from stretched sprue. Before attaching, I apply small drop of Tamiya liquid glue into the premade holes, then install the rods.
Nearly finished engines. The main is drying, before the excess can be cut off
Finished engines are on the plane!
Finished engines are on the plane!
Finished engines are on the plane!
Finished engines are on the plane!
Painted!
Painted!
Painted!
Painted!
Painted!
Painted!
Painted!
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Finished.
Comments
24 June 2018, 12:48
Dmitriy AndreeshchevHello everyone! Started a new project, weekend-type. But, couldn't stand away from some detailing. Check photos for info!
24 June 2018, 12:50
Dmitriy AndreeshchevUpdate: painted & enclosed the interior, and also made the curtains.
24 June 2018, 16:01
Gordon SørensenGreat looking interior, Dmitriy! Looking forward to seeing the finished model!
25 June 2018, 09:49
Dmitriy AndreeshchevUpdate: started to detail the engines. 3 engines, 27 cylinders, each one will have 6 individually wrapped and knotted wire - 152 operations in total! 1 done, 2 to go. Also will have to invent some pushing rods, too.
25 June 2018, 10:18
Dmitriy AndreeshchevВладимир, благодарю! Приятно видеть соотечественника на этом ресурсе)
25 June 2018, 11:02
Dmitriy AndreeshchevUpdate: finished the engines! For those, who are interested in "how to", I've attached some photos.
25 June 2018, 16:27
Dmitriy AndreeshchevUpdate: the pretty painting scheme is on! on to the varnish & decals
28 June 2018, 20:24
Patrick HagelsteinWow! First time I actually looked into this album. Amazing stuff! 👍
28 June 2018, 21:13
Martin OostromAnd I think upgrading engines too much in 1:72 is a waist of time for me..... You're in a totally different league Dmitriy, just marvellous work on this scale! 👍
30 June 2018, 07:22
Björn SvedbergAn amazing little plane, beautiful paint scheme! I love all the extra detailing at that scale! 👍 👍
30 June 2018, 07:27
Spanjaardamazing details. i do not agree with Martin.. even when some details can not be seen (cockpits), you know they are there! being there and actually, doing exactly that right now! 😄
beautiful final result by the way.
1 July 2018, 22:50
ChristianWhow! Your M.v.R. is a beautiful little thing, madly these tiny detailed engines. 👍 I kneel down!
2 July 2018, 19:12
NeulingSo tiny and so beautiful! It`s a shame I am to big to sit in one of those comfortable seats. A few years ago I sat in a restored original Tante Ju in the Junkers Museum in Dessau.
14 January 2019, 17:57
