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Another pair of Russian airliners, both by Zvezda

Both kits were relatively easy builds but as always, the cabin and flight deck glazing is an issue. For the Tu134 I tried masking the windows but it didn't really work. For the Tu154 I just sprayed the white all over and used the window decals. The landing gear on both kits is very fine and a little fiddly in this scale with the added bonus of lots of wheels to paint.

The Tu134 is finished in the kit decals which were surprisingly good. The Tu154 is finished the Slovakian government markings with decals from BOA decals.

The Tu-134A

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The Tu-154M

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The two together.

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Beautiful! They look amazing. Lovely choice of airlines for both. These old Russian jets have always fascinated me. You really did them justice. Great work!

All the best,

Drew

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Nicely done. A brave man indeed, attempting to mask a 134s cockpit! Really enjoy Zvezda airliners, but you are correct about the fiddly landing gear.

Cheers,

Mike

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Very nice indeed. The TU-134 looks particularly Thunderbirds like. I remember these coming over my house in to Heathrow a few years ago. Always recognisable by the undercarriage 'carrots', and the fact that they were very noisey which is presumably why we don't see them now.

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