FoW winter camo Stukas (1:144)

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**Innom**

Hello

More Germans for our winter campaing - Achtung! Kanonenvögel!

**legoburner**

Very nice work. Especially like the propeller disks. Were they made out of the packaging, or some other source of plastic? Very neat cut on them whatever they are made of.

**Ralin Givens**

They look really good, loving the camo

**Innom**

Thanks

the disks are indeed cut from blister packaging. I used a bailed out marker as a stencil, drew the outline with a detail pen and then cut it out with curved small scissors (nailscissors)

**Oppl**

Very nice. Love the actual planes and the paintjob's great. Like the other poster, I love what you did with the propeller blades. How much were each of those by the way?

**Chibi Bodge-Battle**

Pffft Not good enough...
shoulda motorised the props

Grand job Innom

**Innom**

thanks fellas

FoW Stuka box is 40 euros at my local shop (in Finland) and it ofc has all three planes you will need when gaming.

**Maniac_nmt**

Very nice, very similar to my Wings of War 1:200 winter Stuka.

**31rls31**

awsome work

ive thought of playing FoW,the more i see the more i want to jump on the half trakk

**scotty kahn**

The wing pattern is very striking and well done. They look great.

**Innom**

thanks a bunch for the comments fellas