A kit of the aerobatic biplane Bücker Bü.133C Jungmeister in 1:72 scale. The parts are supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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The Bücker Bü.133 Jungmeister is a single-seat biplane of the thirties that came about by scaling down and simplifying the two-seat trainer Bü.131 Jungmann. It is powered by a radial engine, its structure joins a metal frame with fabric covering, and the machine became famous for its extraordinary agility. It was used for advanced and aerobatic training, and in the prewar years it was among the most successful aerobatic aircraft of all. A few examples still fly today. The C version is one of its production forms.
A model of the Bü.133C in 1:72 scale to be glued and painted. The number of parts, the extent of the decal sheet and the color variants offered are given in the manufacturer's instructions.
On a biplane it is the geometry of the wings that decides. Glue the struts and the flying surfaces on a flat base according to the instructions, ideally with a simple support that holds the upper wing at the right height until the glue sets. Paint the cockpit and the seat before you close the fuselage up. Rig the bracing wires between the wings from fine thread or wire only after painting, otherwise they get in the way. Fabric covering is painted in one shade, and only a light wash at the ribs and gentle highlights on the metal panels pick it out.
Paints, glue and modeling tools are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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