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Hello friends Just add couple of pics of the mig-29 9.12 set for 1/32 trumpeter kit: As the clear parts will be done and excellent enough for our taste, the pre-order status will be changed at in-stock and ready to ship Cheers guys

Hello friends next update: The engines became really nice: Some dry fit of the tail : Put together the two halfs of fuselage aaaand the gaps are huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge, but well this is the A-model : But the interior is really nice touch Thanks for watching Cheers guys

Hi fellas The pilot's office is done - painted, weathered and assembled : The gears were also weathered: And all the clear windows parts were masked and glued at the position: The engineer control panels and pilots upper panel are also ready: Thanks for watching friends Cheers

Hello guys The flaps are done: Also start to paint the interior basic colors : I'm very pleased by the new tamiya lacquer-colors line. For the gears and some engine parts I used new flat aluminium: Some alclad over the fans: Thank you for watching friends Cheers

Yes Brian, 100% agree with you for every model of mine I've made a custom masks Thank you Kev, I'm glad you like my work over this bird. Continue with the mechanisms of the wing flaps: And some test fit of the resin and re-worked, plastic parts of engines: Once again - this resin parts are "a must" aftermarket for this plane at this scale Cheers my frineds

I'm glad you like her Kevin Start to work over the resin Amigo engines - they are the Work Of Art: Also start to re-work the outside parts from the kit: Add some photo-etched parts to the joysticks Aaand the mask that I've designed and cut at 72 scale fits perfectly over both sides of the clear parts : Thanks for watching as always Cheers my friends

Yes Brian, and the result is more than good: Totally re-worked the main gears, like the front one, because if you follow the manual, there is no way to mount them to the wings with stability : And continue with rivets, rivets ,..................., oh and more rivets..... Thank you for watching as always my friends Cheers

Hello friends, the firsts kits of 1/32 mig-29 cockpit are almost done and you can place your pre-orders already. Hi Luca, when I've got some news for the revell kit I will upload them immediately.

Hi guys Continue with detailing the wings - some movements with the flaps Aaand rivets, rivets, rivets . . . . . Start to build the navigation lights at the wings: Hope you like it Cheers guys

Those are great photos If you want I can show an close-up detail photos of one of BG Air Force su-25k . Cheers fellas

Thanks Joe it's a shame that everything of this won't be seen but . . . we will know it is there Cheers my friend

Well , the interior is done and ready for painting : And start the "rivet counting" over the fuselage: She has more rivets than any other plane from that period Cheers guys

Hi Jennings and Thanks ;), well for the vertical fin it is different with the different modifications of the plane, but yep there is something true in your words, not only for the fins Here I re-worked the all front gear, because the manual is some insane and crazy thing . . . also continue with detailing the cockpit: The resin wheels from Armory fits perfectly: Detailing the pilots seats: Cheers guys

Thanks Brian Kagemusha you're absolutely right about the smoke trail - just like an diesel trucks drag

Hello my friends At this topic I will try to re-create the next BG plane for my collection She will be a TU-134 A of BG Air Force. The model is not at big scale, it's 1/72 A-model, but it is a large bird Here is the photo of a real her: For a lot of details and re-work I will use a resin engines from Amigo models: and resin wheels from Armory: Of course we must do a lot of scratch for the interior and for cockpit And here is the start: shape to gather the two halfs of the fuselage, because each one it's from three parts. Re-size the windows because the clear parts are bigger with 0.5 mm and start to work over the interior - !!! you must take-off a lot of plastic from the kit part if you want the two parts of fuselage to fit perfectly Cheers guys and let see how far this build will go . . .