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Guillows Series 1000 - JU-87 Stuka by stvtptn. Viewed 854 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments stvtptn 11-Mar-11 12:57 My das wrt morder is coming together.Now to sheet balsa and figure out what to do with the cockpit! John M Oshust 11-Mar-11 15:08 Advice...Tell it to avoid Thunderbolts and Mustangs moostang51 11-Mar-11 15:09 Since it's framed lightly, I mean no added stringers or beefed up to 3/32 rather than the 1/16 supplied wood; this is what I would do. If you're skinning with 1/32 balsa, I would preform the bends for one half side plus a touch past the main spars around the fuse going as many "B" formers as you can, by spraying the outside of the sheet with windex. This allows the outside wood fibers to expand. Wrap them with rubber bands. Do the opposite half overlap and wrap this one too. Let dry overnight and you should be pretty close to the curve you need. Most straights and slight curves don't need pre-shaping. A piece of paper for templates will come in handy to get you close to what you need. TJH 11-Mar-11 15:14 Sehr gut! stvtptn 11-Mar-11 15:34 Thanks for the info moostang51.I am going to add extra stringers to the wing and fusilage and sheet balsa around the stabilizer and rudder and the front half of the fusilage.I will think of doing the whole fusilage now with your advise-it's worth a try.The bomb is lousy due to the fact that the plastic halves were not the same size which happens in these guillow kits rarely.I am thinking about throwing it away and starting over from scratch with it.Thanks for the advise! Please sign in to comment on this image.