Eduard Mig-15 UTI 1/72 ProfiPACK

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BorgR3mc0 wrote:If you wany it more matt, why not use a matt finish after the decals. That is my useal recipy for NMF.
Thanks Borg, that would be a valid and good option!

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BsYamato wrote:So fine kit :)
Well done on cockpit !
Thanks Bsy, I must admit I like the cockpit also most... :-)


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Really nicely done! Watching this one for sure!
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Handiabled wrote:Really nicely done! Watching this one for sure!
Thanks Handiabled!

Wish I had more "extra" time to sit at the bench and continue this...

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What does UTI stanf for in Russian anyway? Everytime I see it, I think of of bladder infection! :giggles: :bag:
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CallSignOWL wrote:What does UTI stanf for in Russian anyway? Everytime I see it, I think of of bladder infection! :giggles: :bag:
That was a good question, had to google it and found that it stands for

Uchebno Trenirovochnyi Istrebitel (don't ask me how it's pronunciated though)

Meaning sort of "Educational Training Fighter", so UTI should instead be in English more or a less ETF.... Mig-15 ETF :grin:

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Great stuff Kari - that looks superb!

The Matt coat after decals would have been my suggestion too.
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Awesome work on such a small model. My eyes couldn't take building something like that. :shocked:
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mustang1989 wrote:Awesome work on such a small model. My eyes couldn't take building something like that. :shocked:
Thanks Joe! :-)

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Re: Eduard Mig-15 UTI 1/72 ProfiPACK

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Magnificent work Kari! That cockpit looks like a 1/48 scale aircraft! Great job on the metal finish; you seem able to get a far better coat on the first try than I do. Way to go!
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