It's probably the absolutely best JU-87 I've ever seen !! Fantastic!!

You always amaze me at the level of realism you artfully craft onto your model builds. They look absolutely amazing. The STUKA was an absolute legend in WWII. Slow but deadly in the hands of a skilled Pilot.

Jolly good build! Earliest Ju-87D-1's did have RLM 02 interiors. Most B-2's, and ALL D series & later had wood props, pressure-covered with linen, painted, and a nailed-on narrow, brass leading edge strip, similar to British wood props. So, no "silver" chipping! Also, German a/c paints were much less prone to chipping, flaking & even fading than Allied--esp. U.S.--, Italian & Japanese paints. After D-1, all subsequent models did away with advesive-atttached, black rubber walk strips, instead using rivet-attached, metal walk strips, painted in a/c's camouflage colors.

Something about your voice,the music and your methods make your videos perfect for chilling me out before bed,great videos.

I have really enjoyed watching your videos. I am gradually getting back into the hobby after quite a long hiatus and I find your builds very inspiring.

I have this in the stash and you have given me the incentive to put it high on the 'to build' list. Thank you for a great video.

Lovely build and looks terrific in desert scheme and some appropriate weathering.

very nice job of weathering without going overboard. The subtle look is so much more realistic and the light panel liner really looks great

Amazing build. Turned out great. Really like the techniques that you used to detail the Stuka and the explanation you gave while applying the details.

Beautiful build, Sir!!!! Top Notch!!! 👍👍

I’ve never built a model,but really enjoy your videos.I find the skill and workmanship you put into each build amazing.Keep up the great work,look forward to your next video.👍🏻

Nice work I’m starting to come around to using time saving products like the readymade washes and antenna wire nice F4B build too I’ll stand by for the next one

Excellent inspiring work. Back into modelling after 20 yrs and your information is very useful. Thanks

Another amazing build and paint just like the way you finish off with all the detailing paint 👏👏👏

I just watched your F4 build and then this one, back to back - your attention to detail is phenomenal and you made a subscriber out of me!

Just bought this kit … I’m not anywhere advanced as you but now looking forward to this kit ! Thank you

Incredible build. Fantastic work.

I really enjoy watching you work. The way you explain what you are doing is both entertaining and educational. I also like how you build both aircraft and armor.

Really nice build with some terrific weathering. As a relatively new modeller, I would love to see, perhaps on a separate video, how you assemble and bend the photoetch parts as these often terrify me. Keep up the good work 👏👏👍

One word......Beautiful!!

Beautiful build!

Amazing..the Stuka is about to SCREAM…

Another beautiful build, thankyou

Great work!! For years I used actual graphite/ charcoal and gray soot then sealed it with clear-it was so much more controllable than the liquids

A brilliant piece of work. I'm just about to start the very same kit.

Outstanding Sir, hats off.

Hi buddy fantastic build and paint job glad you tell us what products you are using.just love the stuka. thank you for sharing mate. cheers Gary 🇬🇧

Great job! She is a beautiful aircraft!

Beautiful detail. Nice job.

Great build, I watched from start to finish.

Beautiful work!

Really nice job, thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍

Great building! Keep up the good work!

Work of Art. Brilliant work.

Brilliantly done 👍

Fantastic video! Thank you.

Hats of and thank you for posting this.

Outstanding Stuka. Great work I really like Your miniature

Looks great nice camouflage scheme got the airfix 1/48 to build

Great job... This makes me smile😊

Stunning

Hello Scale Model Shed nice looking Stuka known as the screaming bomber. You chose a Luftwaffe plane aircraft. Nice build on this model plane. 🇩🇪🇩🇪⭐🌟🌠

Beautiful plane !

You are an amazing talent Sir !

Your videos are quite helpful and entertaining. However, your skill level is off the charts. Many thanks.

Fantastico, Bellissimo!!!! Complimenti. Davvero bello

Awesome job!

Awesome, One of the best scale models of a Stuka I've seen....really like the camo scheme :)

@ScaleModelShed

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Matt.

Шикарная работа, отлично!

Stunning quality work

Excellent build!

That sir was a excellent build, you should be very proud of your effort, best regards from Australia.

Stunning, thank you.

awesome build

Excelente trabalho, parabéns!👏👏👏👍🤩

Love that weathering sir! Subbed

I lije this airplane.. Look only at the wings... Nice build

Nice video. Both video and built quality has improved. Keep us entertained and inspired😁

Nice build, Andy 👌

Very detailed!

Great looking Stuka, I'm keen to try some of the VMS products, happy modelling mate 😉👍

Awesome build my friend keep up the good work

my god this is just amazing work !!!!! wish i had this talent 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

Gah..i wouldn't even know where to begin doing this kinda detail ,weathering an effects. Man youe goood

wow! looks great

Beautiful

You are a freaking artist.

Nice job!!!

Very good work 👍congratulations

Amazing!

Great job

Found quite a few photos on Google that show undercarriage staining by exhaust to range from moderate to insane. Nice touch, great build!

Muy buen trabajo, enhorabuena

Nice work, I liked it! Congratulations!

Thx for your video and quality effort! Rather than make subjective comments regarding amounts and interpretations of wear--to each his own--I thought I'd leave an objective note. 'All' B2 and later Stukas used wooden props. This is easily distinguished in photos because the early (B1) metal Jumo props have more narrow chords. The wooden props were manufactured with a glued-on linen covering, and then a very narrow, thin brass protective strip was nailed/screwed to each blade's leading edge. The last step was to spray paint each wooden blade 71 dark green, and then the blade logo/part number in red. Consequently, it would be incorrect to depict finish wear or nicks to these wooden prop blades with 'silver'-colored paint, implying metal blades.

Perfect patina.

I will never get to your level of expertise. I can barely get a stock kit to look half way decent. But I so enjoy watching and listening to you explain what you're doing. I'm truly learning a lot from you. Your weathering is incredible. I'm terrified to try it but I'm going to give it a go. I'm a 68 year old who just went through heart surgery so I have plenty of time to try your techniques. Thank you for your videos!

@ScaleModelShed

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Stephen, great to hear the videos are helping. Good luck with your builds. Stay well. Andy

Really loving your channel, keep up the great work 👌🏻👏🏻

@ScaleModelShed

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Bonjour très belle réalisation👍👍👍👍

so nice !!! Great work sir... :-)

I like your details 😁👍

thats madness skill wow

I love your videos and I appreciate your skills. I built my last plastic model about 40 years ago and needless to say a lot has changed! Perhaps you could give those of us coming back to the hobby a peak into how you organize your workspace, recommendations for paints, glues and tools and other tips and tricks to set up a proper space to build models. Thank you!

@marktalbott3835

2 жыл бұрын

I'm right there with you. My last model was a 1/32 scale matchbox bf109e. I even had an airbrush! I think that was in my early twenties. I always painted individual parts on the sprue and then glued them together which is obviously not the way to do it. Lol. I did the same for the wings and fuselage parts. Never occurred to me to put stuff together and then paint it. 🙄

@ScaleModelShed

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Gregory. I will certainly look at doing a short video along those lines in the near future. Many thanks. Andy

Excellent work! Beautiful plane. Maybe you can show the full process about working the canopy, it will help me. I am working on the same one now. I have no experience when it comes down to weathering, but this video will help to learn about it. My model is from Monogram, small problems here and there, but overall good quality kit. A old one.

Masterful.

Great!!!! 🤩

siren sound👍

I'm waiting for the corsair to appear in your channel... ;) Nice work, both making the model and editing the video. Keep it up!! Greetings from Spain

Personally I would have highlighted the other panels to make the photo etch lighter color look intentional, then blended it with a wash. The way you did it looks good in the end, I just don't like how non uniform the color looks on the photo etch. Looks like a nice cockpit the way you did it of course. Thanks for sharing.

Why don't these kits include pilot and crew figures? That would be a great finishing touch. Beautiful build, love the paintjob.

Your videos are very well-made but I would really appreciate it if you had more commentary on what you were doing how you were doing it and why? Narration is always helpful in these kind of videos I find

Gteat Job, thank you 🙂

I love how he painted colors to make the Stuka looks old haha

Nice results. May I suggest a little sun bleaching effect on upper surfaces for something that has clearly been in action for a while? That might be a bit tricky at this stage of completion though.

I've recently started using VMS Gloss HD, it's very thick, even from the bottle and if you aren't careful, can leave an orange peel like appearance. I thin mine 50% with Vallejo Acrylic Thinners and apply light coats. I have spoilt a few models in the past using this product.

@ScaleModelShed

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, It's very easy in infill detail laying it thick enough to get the gloss finish. Then your screwed! 50% sounds good. But Mr Hobby Gx100 works so well! 😉 Thanks for watching. Andy

@josealejandroalvaradobotei8584

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScaleModelShed very good 🇨🇱🤘

Hi SMS, really like your videos, hopefully all doable for a modeller like myself, I am building the P47 now and intend to mirror you exactly. Also I have the P38 and a Airfoil Stuka in the stash so thats 3 I will be mimicking. would love to see you do a BF109.

Super....😀😀😀

Super

one way you could possibly cut that notch to open the canopy all the way to the antenna is actually drill a small hole two times and then lightly sand it down with small enough sandpaper, other than that it looks great!!

I like it.