"Kanonvogel" Ju 87 G-2

[marek]

Neat work Marek. I was going to suggest building-up a kit blade to the correct profile, then casting more in resin, using the built-up blade as a master. But it looks like Wojtek has found the answer!

Thank you mate. At first I thougt I would do as you sugested but then I decided that if there is a ready set of blades I´d use them insted. And You are right Wojtek found the answer!

 

[Njaco]

Its coming along beautifully!

 

[Greedy]

looks real good, tell me whats the tube with wire wrapped around it for just behind the pasenger?

 

[marek]

looks real good, tell me whats the tube with wire wrapped around it for just behind the pasenger?

Thanks Greedy. And for yor question, it is a antena. It is for radio-location system.

 

[Wurger]

Marek shouldn't be the antanna put in a kind of box.I don't remember if these bare wires were seen or not.

 

[marek]

O.K. I decided to try The Airframes way. The ordering system from JRutman was to compicated for me. No Visa or Master-Card and you mast go to the bank for IMO. I am to lazy for that. So here it is the start:

 

[Wurger]

Looking interesting.But wouldn't be easier if you would cut off these pieces and add some plastic in the gaps and glue all pieces together again?

 

[marek]

Looking interesting.But wouldn't be easier if you would cut off these pieces and add some plastic in the gaps and glue all pieces together again?

Dont know. May be. But now I´ll do it that way. Next time I´ll try difret way

 

[Lucky13]

Looks great Marek!

 

[Airframes]

Looking forward to seeing the end result for the blades Marek. Last time I did it, it was similar to the way Wojtek decribed. I added plastic, then filled with Milliput, then sanded and profiled it until it was the correct shape etc. Then the mould was made using Plasticine I think (a long time ago, memory fading!), and four blades cast in resin. Oh, BTW, they were for a 1/32nd scale Spitfire MkIX.

 

[109ROAMING]

Good work mate!

 

[marek]

Marek shouldn't be the antanna put in a kind of box.I don't remember if these bare wires were seen or not.

The antena is in the rouded box but wires areto be seen throu the glas. The atena was rotateing on the axel in the box and under the glas. The glas was also wired.

 

[lesofprimus]

Do we have any real life photos showing this Marek???

 

[Wayne Little]

Some challenging work their Marek good start....

 

[marek]

Do we have any real life photos showing this Marek???

I´ll try tofind somewere.

 

[marek]

And here it is a progres on the rotor blade:

 

[marek]

And for comparing, the real thing:

 

[Wurger]

Well done Marek.You have gotten a very nice effect.

 

[Airframes]

I agree with Wojtek, excellent work Marek!

 

[rochie]

great result Marek, well done mate