Stuka Dive Bomber Ju87G-1

Great price for the plastic model kit and easy to put it together. I will recommend this product.

very nice quick build. very little sanding . turned out nice. great weekend build.Or nice to get that building mojo back if its been awhile since you've built that last one

You can skip reading Stuka Pilot and just build the model, first issued in the late 1960s, and you'll get a keen sense of the tank buster Stuka. It has slightly extended wingtips compared to B-Stukas, and its underside is innocent of bombs and dive brakes. Its presence is striking. Those two big tank-buster cannon were all it could carry. They were highly effective against Soviet tanks. But Oberst Rudel, the author, whose outfit got the only G-Stukas to see action (if his memoir is to be believed), said they had to send out the tank busters escorted by other Stukas to get them home safely. Think of it, how poor is your state if you need another Stuka for an escort? I'm finishing one now, with some of my last RLM 70-71-65 from Model Master. My first Stuka was a Lindberg kit, dismal but the only game in town back then. I recommend the Hasegawa and Airfix kits equally for B-Stukas. For a D/G Stuka, the old Monogram here is clean and easy, enjoyable to build and impressive to see when it's finished.