Thank you for another interesting aircraft video summary! I have seen a few, short-run model kits of this aircraft over the years, and the company Das Werke recently came out with a kit of the Ef-126 / Ef-127 (that may be built multiple ways) in 1/32 scale. Not too bad for an aircraft that barely got off the drawing board! Have a Happy New Year! 4th like.
The kit from Das Werke even includes the Soviet markings on its decal sheet. There are even some aftermarket accessories available for this kit, such as woodgrain decals for the wings and empennage if you want to leave these parts 'unfinished;' something that probably irked the engineers at Junkers, as they were the earliest proponents of all-metal aircraft.
Thank you for another interesting aircraft video summary! I have seen a few, short-run model kits of this aircraft over the years, and the company Das Werke recently came out with a kit of the Ef-126 / Ef-127 (that may be built multiple ways) in 1/32 scale. Not too bad for an aircraft that barely got off the drawing board!
Have a Happy New Year! 4th like.
Thanks to you and Happy New Year! :)
The kit from Das Werke even includes the Soviet markings on its decal sheet. There are even some aftermarket accessories available for this kit, such as woodgrain decals for the wings and empennage if you want to leave these parts 'unfinished;' something that probably irked the engineers at Junkers, as they were the earliest proponents of all-metal aircraft.
@@modelermark172 Yes it is true, the images that I used for the plane with the Soviet decal are from this kit!