1/32 Ju-87 from Revell (Hasegawa) finished as what-if in polish markings. Cannon pods were scratchbuild along with wingfold mechanism. Gun and cannon barrels are from Master, seatbelts from Eduard. Four-bladed propeller is a kitbash of P-51 spinner and Ju-87 blades. Torpedoes are from some Dust 1947 game aircraft. Figures are from ICM WASP set.
Model is painted with blue-gray scheme, as a captured and re-engineered "Stuka", based on Dziwnów airfield  in1946 and used fot torpedo tests.

Very nice!  

Bloody tall with the wings folded, though!

Absolutely beautiful paint work!! Very convincing 

Christ mate that looks fantastic...that paint work is awesome 👌 👍 😍

Cool, even though I find the paintjob to look very "airbrushy" and cloudy? The four-blade prop suits the Ju 87 well, even though the wings folded differently on the planned C models, rather similar to Grumman's approach:



Very nice, I like the simple paint scheme a lot! 

That does look good 

Quote from: wacek85 on December 25, 2023, 02:45:38 PM

A lovely piece of work.  It looks as though a Gannet-style double wing-fold would be necessary.............or perhaps the hangar deck of the Graf Zeppelin had a very high ceiling?

          Very nice!!

Except work! I didn't even notice the wing hinges at first. The whole thing is much better than I could do!

Excellent work indeed! Love what you did with the prop!   

Really good work!!

Top work 

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