KSaarni wrote:Fully agreed and, that is truly some serious surgery indeedStikpusher wrote:Now that is some serious surgery
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Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
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Make more models!
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It seems that u like it guys.
I think I need to add some canards to generate a Su-33 situation. That's what Bruce suggested a long time ago.
The tail fines need to be refit to the new tail contour .
The movie MiGs were glossy black. My interpretation will be dull and real dirty used look. Can't wait to start painting.

I think I need to add some canards to generate a Su-33 situation. That's what Bruce suggested a long time ago.
The tail fines need to be refit to the new tail contour .
The movie MiGs were glossy black. My interpretation will be dull and real dirty used look. Can't wait to start painting.

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Well, you’re doing what the film makers could not. Hollywood had to use some sort of active duty military aircraft, and could not take a modified warbird for the MiG-28 role. The best they could do was a repaint. I always thought that they should have used some Hornets, but those were just going intonsquadron service when the movie was filmed.
You on the other hand can modify your airframe as much as you like for a more Soviet look. Perhaps some new angles on the tail fin will help as well. Look at the Flogger, Foxbat, and Fulcrum tails to get some ideas...
You on the other hand can modify your airframe as much as you like for a more Soviet look. Perhaps some new angles on the tail fin will help as well. Look at the Flogger, Foxbat, and Fulcrum tails to get some ideas...
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Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Marius that is some outstanding surgery and grafting. This is looking more and more amazing with each update. I'm stunned at how well that tail end grafted on.
I agree with Carlos: a little more angle on the tail section like current MiGs. Also, concerning the canards; I'd recommend shaving back the forward edge to make it more streamlined with the fins added to the nose.
Man, I can't wait see more of this!
I agree with Carlos: a little more angle on the tail section like current MiGs. Also, concerning the canards; I'd recommend shaving back the forward edge to make it more streamlined with the fins added to the nose.
Man, I can't wait see more of this!
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Hi Duke and Carlos,
Your suggestions are highly welcome.
For your information, all parts which are not light blue haven't been glued so far. Means I will follow you.
Your suggestions are highly welcome.
For your information, all parts which are not light blue haven't been glued so far. Means I will follow you.
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Impressive!
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Thanks. FYI: The belts are made of colored masking tape. Other modules are of stretched sprues and Q-tips, paper (MiG-29 PE parts as paper print-out, colored with blue-green Copic Marker) and sheet.KSaarni wrote:Impressive!
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Costs were a few cents and look good enough under a closed canopy.
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