1:48 Ju-88 coolers A-5/A-10/D-2/D-4/C-4 3D print is a set of radiators for a model of the Ju 88 in 1:48 scale. It is an accessory for completing a model, not a kit of the aircraft. Intended for the ICM kit.
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The set brings the radiators of the engine units for the German aircraft Junkers Ju 88 in 1:48 scale. The name lists the versions A-5, A-10, D-2, D-4 and C-4 that the form of the radiators matches, and it states that these are parts made by 3D printing. It is not a kit of an airplane but an accessory for a model under way. The target kit is ICM.
The Ju 88 was a versatile machine that went through unusually wide branching during the war: it served as a bomber, as a long-range reconnaissance aircraft and as a heavy and night fighter. The A family was the bomber one, the D family the reconnaissance one and the C family the fighter one, with the individual versions differing in dozens of small details. The engine unit of the Ju 88 had a characteristic annular radiator at the front, so from a distance the nacelle recalled a radial engine, although an inline one worked inside. That is why the front of the nacelle is precisely the place that decides whether a model looks faithful.
First check which version you are building and compare the shape of the front of the nacelle with photographs; between versions these are fine but visible differences. Degrease the parts, spray them with primer and bond them with super glue. Darken the inside of the radiator, so that it reads as deep, and pick the fins out with a light dry brush. The set is fitted before the nacelles are closed up and varnished, so lay the order of the steps out in advance.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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