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If you don't find Akan, try Gunze C308 - its very similar color.

Super glue like this: Paint: Akan 63059 and Gunze Red

The fuselage is printed in one piece to the tail

This is experimental build 3D-printed model of first USSR turbojet fighter developed by Mikoyan-Gurevich in the years immediately after World War II. It used reverse-engineered German BMW 003 engines. Mig-9. Fargo. 3D Print: Kep Models (2023) Decal: Begemot 3D Decal: Quinta Studio Surviving aircraft: Red 01 (c/n 114010) is at the Central Air Force Museum, Monino, Russia Six divisions of MiG-9s, each with two regiments of 31 aircraft, were transferred to China in November–December 1950 for air defense and training duties. Box cover: Start build: Separating details from basements: the surface has nano-layers Fit details is not perfect: fitting on tapes

Completed! Welcome to see final photos:

Fuel tank: Engine panels paint by Gunze Mr Metal After primer - found some problems with surfaces: Tamiya gray primer: After preshading paint by Mr Color C308:

Reskit engines: Some problems in details: Microdesign photoetch: Twin flare launchers:

You can see my another ICM Foxbat in this theme of algerian MIG-25RB: with another set of afrermarket. MIG-25 color schemes are not very diverse. It was 99% gray.

Let me start another MIG in foreign service in Iraq Air Force (IrAF) Aftermarket: Cockpit

Final photos: Mig-15 and Mig-19

Well, I finished the antennas, guns, put canopy, hung the tanks and the model is ready!

The commander of the 196th IAP, Pepelyaev, began fighting in Korea on a MiG-15 in 1950. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yevgeny_Pepelyaev Of the 19 victories officially credited to E. G. Pepelyaev, at least 17 were won on the 325 Mig-15BIS.

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