Excellent Jordyn !

This is the perfect place for your Stuka build... Now you can easily add more pictures, and comments as you make more progress.

Others can comment on it here too, and that will make it even more fun for you. Once it's done you can post it in the headlines section and link it to this build journal. That way everyone can see how you built your Ju-87, and can follow you along the way as you complete it.

Well done ! It's looking good.

Your working it Jordan, the Revell Stuka is still a good kit in this scale. Scratch building, pre shading, you got it all going. Looking forward to the rest of the build.

Hi Jordyn - I see you are trying out a lot of different aspects on your models; shading and scratchbuilding and stuff. Well done!

What kind of paint do you use? I have started airbrushing, but when I started a short time ago I also brush-painted. I found that relatively thin paint worked well, but you may have to paint a few times instead of just once. After the paintbrush, I used an aerosol can with clear matt finish, just some ordinary acrylic from the store. It took some practice to get it sufficiently thin, but it worked out nicely. (I have posted a Bf 109E on iModeler that was made using that method - I think it is the first one on my blog) Keep going - and posting!

I use a mixture of Vallejo and Tamiya and Testors paints.