Junkers Ju 188 in Norway....

Lucky13 said:

Question is though, how the (insert your choice of colourful vocabulary here) the best way to do those squiggles(?).....

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Lucky13 said:

how the (insert your choice of colourful vocabulary here) the best way to do those squiggles(?).....

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at6 said:

I've been very fortunate. Over time I've been able to accumulate an A-1 and two or three E model 188s. One of E models was purchased from Ebay sans glass and missing the control wheel which I can cobble together from wire and plastic. That one is going to be converted to a D when I build my JU88G-1/G-10. The engines from that 188 will be used to convert a JU88C-6 into an R model. Every week there is usually one on Ebay.

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GrauGeist said:

Simple...have about 4 or 5 Furstenburgs and attempt to paint straight lines...

It should come out perfect

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Airframes said:

Feed the Furstenburg to a spider, dip one of its legs in paint, and set it loose on the model ......

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