Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2018 6:02 pm
I am impressed by all your cutting, changing, and adding. It definitely gives that true “MiG” look with the swept back tail surface ends. It just looks right.
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Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2018 1:49 pm
Status tonight: modules getting back in position.
Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2018 8:15 pm
Superb bit of kitbashing on that old MB kit - It looks great!
Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2018 9:18 pm
This just keeps getting better and better every time I see it. Nice!
Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2018 11:37 pm
Marius,
Your work is really inspiring—I appreciate all of the organically-driven design changes—these suit the mythical nature of the project very much. I realize your "stuff" contains a "What if" component, but I think the truth is your work defines what may be best about the design itself. I sincerely appreciate this quality in your work. I regret that I have been fairly useless of late with ideas; enjoy your work so much that I often just think about the details—the way you create cockpit details from plastic card, printed paper and tape—these techniques are wonderful, simple and elegant. I like builds where the modeler is seeking out a goal more and more because this requires living without a safety net (or in your case, a back up kit).
Your work is really inspiring—I appreciate all of the organically-driven design changes—these suit the mythical nature of the project very much. I realize your "stuff" contains a "What if" component, but I think the truth is your work defines what may be best about the design itself. I sincerely appreciate this quality in your work. I regret that I have been fairly useless of late with ideas; enjoy your work so much that I often just think about the details—the way you create cockpit details from plastic card, printed paper and tape—these techniques are wonderful, simple and elegant. I like builds where the modeler is seeking out a goal more and more because this requires living without a safety net (or in your case, a back up kit).
Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2018 1:41 am
Thank you my friends. Your words are inspiring and a motivation to cross finish line.
Bruce, taking those non professional home made solutions I do because of a limited budget. I have a house, a family and a dog. This costs a lot of money. Today you can by every improvement you want off the shelf . If not you can create a 3D model and let it print. I usually do not buy such things because it is just too expensive. So I go the cheap way. This must be enough. Good thing is that I have some kits in stock, where those solutions are really helpful. For them I learned a lot with that MiG.
Bruce, taking those non professional home made solutions I do because of a limited budget. I have a house, a family and a dog. This costs a lot of money. Today you can by every improvement you want off the shelf . If not you can create a 3D model and let it print. I usually do not buy such things because it is just too expensive. So I go the cheap way. This must be enough. Good thing is that I have some kits in stock, where those solutions are really helpful. For them I learned a lot with that MiG.
Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2018 1:54 am
I am thinking about adopting a dog this year, perhaps an older "veteran" whom will be easier to manage under my current circumstances! Best wishes to you and your family, Marius and good luck finishing your aircraft!Bolleken wrote:I have a house, a family and a dog.
Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2018 1:22 pm
Marius, I know what you mean about limited means. I am self employed so I don't get paid unless I get calls.
I don't get very many calls either.....
I build OOB and use some common household items myself for the same reasons. You really have some mad skills adapting them to make such an incredible model. Way to go!
I don't get very many calls either.....
I build OOB and use some common household items myself for the same reasons. You really have some mad skills adapting them to make such an incredible model. Way to go!
Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2018 4:53 pm
Update guys.
Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2018 5:16 pm
Getting mighty fancy now! Aside from the basic airframe shape, it hardly looks like an F-5 now.