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chris1966m
24th September 2008, 21:32
....i'll let the pics tell the story

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/kits%20built/2008%2009%20Junkers%20F13/aP9210082.jpg

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/kits%20built/2008%2009%20Junkers%20F13/aP9210086.jpg

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/kits%20built/2008%2009%20Junkers%20F13/aP9240104.jpg

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/kits%20built/2008%2009%20Junkers%20F13/aP9240114.jpg

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/kits%20built/2008%2009%20Junkers%20F13/aP9240108.jpg



still needs a coat of varnish over it

this wasnt a very complex model build in itself...i would say that the more difficult area was getting the nose to close as it should...i suggest fixing the two fuselage halves to the wing assembly BEFORE putting the interior inside the model...might need some bulkhead trimming to get the roof to close up and align...but worth all that effort....

....and would look great next to a Ju 52 :)

Stuka Man :)

planejunky
24th September 2008, 21:43
That's a very interesting and different aeroplane. Nice build Chris! :) It's not too difficult to see where the Ju52 came from either!

chris1966m
24th September 2008, 21:46
That's a very interesting and different aeroplane. Nice build Chris! :) It's not too difficult to see where the Ju52 came from either!

thanks PJ

corrugations....tricky to get an even finish hence why the varnish is now needed...and to get the decals to set and shine evenly is another little worry to tackle...

....very few tools used as my toolkit is in Malta, and built this in London ;)

Agent X20
24th September 2008, 22:44
Think the word here is .. 'sweet'..

nice one..

sniperUK
24th September 2008, 23:07
Very nice,and i can believe the decals will be bastards to work with on that surface.

Dutchie
24th September 2008, 23:12
Cool Chris:cool:
This aeroplane always looks a bit "out of proportions":rolleyes: :)
very nice build:cool:

Craig
24th September 2008, 23:56
It's a weird looking thing! Well done on the masking though, to say that must have been a nuisance seems to not really go far enough! :D


Great build!

The Defiant Man
25th September 2008, 00:09
Definitely different, which is always good to see.......made a good job of it too.....:cool

chris1966m
25th September 2008, 06:42
It's a weird looking thing! Well done on the masking though, to say that must have been a nuisance seems to not really go far enough! :D


Great build!

thanks Craig

model is well decalled, revell helped the modeller quite a bit with that....the red bands on the wings with white crosses, crosses on the tail, red trim on the roof....those are decals and the rest is paint

revell provided the red, black and aluminium with the kit as tubs of acrylic paint....interior is olive with yellow from the mustang B....prop brown is olive and red to give brown....

used Henkel Copydex as filler, acts as pva glue and sets fast, easy to clean after as it peels away...

only difficult stage is getting the interior to fit around the front step into the fuselage....but left that till last, trimmed the bulkheads...roof then fitted with some ease

nose is around 6 parts, base, roof sides and the front grille fits like a stopper so closes up the sides....wasnt so easy tho

enjoyed it :)

chris1966m
25th September 2008, 06:45
thanks for the comments guys, appreciated

will probably build another in due course as its a nice model to build

tho next time will choose a livery with less decals....firstly because of the corrugations and secondly coz the paint will be done better on a second run, plus that it looks quite neat without as many colours on it

CFBC
25th September 2008, 07:13
Have to say Stukaman that this looks excellent indeed. You obviously have a lot of time on your hands as well as skill! ;) :)

dilligafocau
25th September 2008, 07:24
That's nice work Chris :cool: , its an interesting airplane that will always look too short to me :)

This is the 2nd F13 that's popped up this week, the 1st was the 1/48 FM float plane version that came up in an ebay search I thought it was the Ju52 at 1st glance :rolleyes:

I see you found a good use for those fast food containers too, I must save a couple of 'em

chris1966m
25th September 2008, 10:33
That's nice work Chris :cool: , its an interesting airplane that will always look too short to me :)

This is the 2nd F13 that's popped up this week, the 1st was the 1/48 FM float plane version that came up in an ebay search I thought it was the Ju52 at 1st glance :rolleyes:

I see you found a good use for those fast food containers too, I must save a couple of 'em

thanks Dilliga,

the F13's short length truly does seem odd, especially since the wings are quite long....

....these pics were taken at the Deutsche museum last year...

more pics on this link :) http://s236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/deutsche%20museum%20-%20aviation/?start=all

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/deutsche%20museum%20-%20aviation/P1010210.jpg

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/deutsche%20museum%20-%20aviation/P1010208.jpg

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/deutsche%20museum%20-%20aviation/P1010234.jpg

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/deutsche%20museum%20-%20aviation/P1010270.jpg

chris1966m
25th September 2008, 11:07
Have to say Stukaman that this looks excellent indeed. You obviously have a lot of time on your hands as well as skill! ;) :)

many thanks CFBC....well i reckon that the model took around 14 hours to complete overall, spread over 11 days

next model shall be the He 70, but that one's in malta and i'll fetch it with me when i return on monday :) ...am in the mood for early transport types :D

Spitful
3rd June 2009, 03:40
Thank you Chris for your compliments on my models. As I was checking the plastic forum out. I came across this great build of yours.:cool I am truly amazed at what you, wingroot and other model builders on this forum can build. I will look forward to seeing more of yours and others builds in the future.;) :)

chris1966m
3rd June 2009, 20:28
Thank you Chris for your compliments on my models. As I was checking the plastic forum out. I came across this great build of yours.:cool I am truly amazed at what you, wingroot and other model builders on this forum can build. I will look forward to seeing more of yours and others builds in the future.;) :)

thanks Spitful,

you could have a look at this link.....(select from menu on the left once you're in the site)

http://s236.photobucket.com/albums/ff81/chrism66_2007/kits%20built/

....for every model i've built (or modified if diecast) since Oct 2006...in fact the Ju F13 was the first kit i ever built here in the uk - all the others were constructed in malta

Chris M :)

Spitful
3rd June 2009, 22:34
Great builds Chris.:cool :cool I really like your Italian aircraft. The Italians had some really neat camouflage patterns. Which you captured very well in your building of them. I really liked your Fiat CR. 32. That is one beautiful biplane.;) :)