MicTroy23

Everyone has their own methods and set of materials. )

Next, I'll show more interesting homemade models. )

Bertie Psmith, Thank you! 0.10mm monofilament beading antenna cable. But, I haven't used such thread for a long time. It reacts very much to weather changes in temperature and humidity. Now I use spandex rubber. I use a scalpel to split it into fibres of the right thickness. I make antenna ropes and struts.

Good afternoon to all visitors! I present to your attention, a model of one of the well-known pilots of the Great Patriotic War (16 GAIAP, August-September, 1944, the machine of G.A. Rechkalov) (ISBN 42547). The set has not shown any special problems at assembly, the docking is good. Puttying, sanding and trimming, minimum. Refinements: a little cabin interior, antenna, air intake, spigots, cannon and all machine guns. Paint and varnish by brush. Paints: GIS Mr.Color urethane-acrylic, PC88 and Tamiya acrylic, Tamiya varnish, +plain pencil. Enjoy the view!

Bertie Psmith, Thank you! From this set, I don't think anyone would want to repeat my work... )

Greetings colleagues! - Finished painting (also painting the detailing) - installed the wheels and shields - glued in the nozzles. - highlighted the grommet and lacquered it.

Hello colleagues! Here comes another self-made one. Still, winged missiles have their own charm. Built the model with the same tried-and-true technology, out of PVC and some plastic junk. Paint and varnish with brushes. Paints: GSI Mr.Color urethane-acrylic, PC88 acrylic, Tamiya varnish, +plain pencil. Stand from "Zvezda". Enjoy the ride.

Good day, colleagues and guests! I present to your attention, one of my past models. To tell you the truth, the model is not easy to assemble. The source material is not of the best quality. Better make a list of modifications and assembly plan beforehand, which is intertwined with the step-by-step painting (that's in my case). The "water" on the base made for the first time, from building transparent silicone, a little bit painted. From the modifications: a cabin, swigs, floats, struts, pilot, riveting, stand. Paint and varnish with brushes. Paints: GSI Mr.Color urethane-acrylic, Tamiya acrylic, Tamiya varnish, simple pencil, "Moment" silicone. Enjoy the view!

Colleague, thank you for the feedback!

Colleagues, thank you for the feedback!

abat, thanks for the feedback!

Greetings, colleagues! Painted in the bases (further minor adjustments) and painted detailing.

Colleagues, thanks for the feedback!

Greetings colleagues, thanks for the feedback!

Greetings colleagues, thanks for the feedback!

Hello colleagues! I bring to your attention my next work, the Mi-24A (in common parlance "glass" or more often "veranda"). The source, pretty much without problems in the assembly, everything fits together perfectly, a lot of conversion parts, there were no special difficulties. Of the modifications: windshield wipers, seat belts, running boards, antennas, imitation hose in the chassis recesses and a small modification of the NV, RV and guided "Falang". Helicopter belonged to (373rd AFB, Kabul, June 1979) (P/N 315) Paint and varnish by brush. Paints: GSI Mr.Color urethane acrylic, Tamiya varnish, +plain pencil. Decals: Star, +Hippo. Enjoy the ride!

Greetings colleagues! I present a model of a half-plane fighter (the first serial domestic all-metal fighter). The prototype was taken from the 2nd Borisoglebsk flying school. Of the modifications: - cockpit interior - machine guns made of medical needles - propeller - cowl cylinders - pinning and riveting - corrugated edges - struts - windscreen glazing Paint and varnish with brushes. Paints: urethane-acrylic GSI Mr.Color, varnish Tamiya. + pencils and markers. Enjoy the view!

bigbadbadge, thanks for the feedback!

That's cool!

Bertie Psmith, thanks for the feedback!

Martian, thanks for the feedback!

jean, thanks for the feedback!

echen, Thank you! The glazing bindings of the cabins, I draw without masks by hand.

GiampieroSilvestri, Thank you! Buzby061, Thank you!

Good day to all who dropped by! I present my second model. At this construction site, for the first time I did jointing, riveting and imitation of propellers. Then I still did not understand how to paint black ...) The aircraft belonged to (England, North Yorkshire, December 1940, 54 O.T.U. RAF) (YX-N Codes K7159) Painting and varnishing with brushes. Paints: GSI Mr.Color urethane acrylic, pencils, Tamiya varnish. The catwalk produced by Zvezda. Thank you for visiting and enjoy your viewing!