Hasegawa 1/72 Mig-27 D (Flogger)

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Re: Hasegawa 1/72 Mig-27 D (Flogger)

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portman wrote:
BsYamato wrote:I like this plane :) i builded two academy lots of years ago. one destroyed the other alive.

Followip :)
So that's the same kit but with recessed panel lines correct?

there you go Medic - that's your answer! No raised panels! :giggles:
Yes, same kit (mig-23 too) ,recessed lines and cheaper!!
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BsYamato wrote:
portman wrote: So that's the same kit but with recessed panel lines correct?

there you go Medic - that's your answer! No raised panels! :giggles:
Yes, same kit (mig-23 too) ,recessed lines and cheaper!!
Cheaper? Darn! If I do the Mig-23 I'll get theirs next time!
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I love your MiG and want to flog it... :lashed:
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Manny1943 wrote:I love your MiG and want to flog it... :lashed:
Thank you Sir!

I've been toying with the idea of doing it in a RAF Green'Grey wrap-a-round camo as a possible 'what-if' :hmm:
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JimD wrote:I'm growing really fond of Russian jets lately, so I'm following with great interest.

I too have a tip for using Tamiya putty.....don't. The stuff is atrocious. :) Automotive glazing putty all the way. You can thank me later. :)
Thanks Jim - Russian Jets are kind of cool!

Yeah I tend to agree with you on the Tamiya - I was doing some clean up earlier and it was a swine to sand, and has gone almost slivery!?!? I'll play around with it a bit more but I think I may go back to finishing off my Revell Putty.

I've not tried automotive putty - I'll have to get some.
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The Mig 23/27 is just so cool looking plane!

While I recently visited to Hermeskeil, Germany airplane museum, they had in total 3 different Mig-23:s there!

Especially the front-wheel and it's sort of "mudguard" (or whatever it's called) looks so special !

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KSaarni wrote:The Mig 23/27 is just so cool looking plane!

While I recently visited to Hermeskeil, Germany airplane museum, they had in total 3 different Mig-23:s there!

Especially the front-wheel and it's sort of "mudguard" (or whatever it's called) looks so special !

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It is indeed a cool looking aircraft - and thanks for the picture, I was wondering what colour to paint the U/C and that helps a lot!
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JimD wrote:Dang stuff just shrinks too much...and it continues to shrink for weeks...which is the real problem.
Really? :hmm: I'll keep an eye out.
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