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Thanks friends I'm glad that you like it . Cheers and have a nice day

For all my Greek friends form Arta, Larissa, Ioannina, Thessaloniki and Athens This is my latest finished project - HAF TA-7C at 1:32 scale. For base I used trumpeter A-7 E Corsair II model. It needs a lot of rework - the lower air intake, front wind screen, the canopy, of course - two cockpits, the base of vertical stab, the nose cone. The AM for this project were: 2 Aires cockpits, Reskit jet nozle, wing pylons, wheels, Black dog set for avionics , nose, and main gear bays. The transparent parts are vacuum forms with the shape close to the real thing - you know the trumpeter parts are far from it For Greek markings and numbers I used home made masks, only the tech stencils are decals. So here she is: Hope you will like her Thanks as always for stopping by. Have a nice day and Cheers friends !!!

Hi John, you have a PM

WoW, thanks friends for the great posts Thank you. LSP_Ray - yes you can post it, no problem at all Kagemusha - for the references - I've access to the the real thing , the bomb pylons /at white color, under the half-wings/ I scratched them and pylons behind front LG are from ResKit. Cheers friends

Thanks friends for kind words and posts I'm glad you like the all composition. LSP_Ray - yes,, no problem to post it on the website Thank you.

Hi friends this is next finished project - trumpeter's, 1:32'nd scale Mig-23 BN. There is a lot of re-work and scratch to achieve similar look with the real thing. Of course i used HpH BN conversion, and all AM that can be found It is also necessary to make a completely new front landing gear, its covers, the two front wheels with rims, the nozzle, bomb pylons, as well as other small details - characteristic of BN. I've been painting with tamyia, as always, nothing new about weathering - oil paints, filters, washes, acrylic paints and pencils. So here it is: Hope you will like it! Thanks as always for stopping by. Cheers friends and have a nice day

Hi friends the model is 1:32 scale resin by TopGun Models. To give it a decent look, it has undergone a lot of modifications - a whole engine, a new interior, additional detailing on the exterior. It is painted with Tamiya, Gumzer and MRP. Oil paints and washes, acrylic paints and pencils were used for weathering. So here it is: Hope you will like it Thank you as always for stopping by, Cheers and have a nice day.

Hi Stephan, well I'm not Stanislav But the model was ready years ago. Here you can see the final result: RFI Cheers and have a nice day

Hi friends for a break from "serious" modeling I scratched this boat at 1:24 scale. For the main body I used old Zvezda ship kit - Nina at 1:100 scale with a lot of rework and detailing. The sail is from rice paper and pva glue for volume. The painting is with tamiya acrylics and MRP. Weathering with oils,washes, filters, acrylic paints and pencils to achieve the wooden effect. And the main character on the top of the mast - the pirate girl use resin figurine with some "pirate's" upgrades from scratch. Hope you will like her: Мaybe you will find some similarities with one famous movie Yes the movie was the inspiration. So thank you as always for stopping by, cheers and have a great weekend.

Thank you as always for stopping by. Have nice day and cheers guys

And some interior pictures before closing the hull:

Hi friends, this is my next complete project - trumpeter 1:16 T-34-85 . For 21 aged model very well molded. Almost no problem with assembly. Great details of interior - driver's "cockpit", commander turret, engine compartment. Just e few scratch-build details added to finish the good looking Painted with tamya and MRP. Weathering with acrylic paints, oils and filters. The resin figures are a nice touch of this beast. So here it is:

Hi friends this is next finished project - 1970's An-12 BK at BulAir servise. The model is 1/72 from Roden. Surprisingly very good molded model, almost no problem with parts fit and minor usage of epoxy putty. For AM there is an PE interior from Brengun - superb details, but noting to see in final result, and resin wheels from armory. For painting I used MRP and tamiya acrylics. Weathering with oils, filters, some acrylic pencils and paints. I add and fuel tank Zil-157 from ICM also 1:72 scale - nice touch I think So here it is: Hope you will like it. Thank you as always for stopping by. Stay cool and Cheers

Hi guys I am owner of two MIG-23 latest batch and I can confirm - NO metal parts !!! Only plastic landing gears. It is the same for new batch of MIG-21 F-13,MF and UM - NO metal LG parts !!! For MIG-29's for now metal parts are IN, but for how long . . . Sorry for the late report Cheers

Yes Ray, it will be a honour

Yes, thierry is right the MLG doors are not separate parts : And as Pete says for technical stuff - for future builds , the front nose gear door must be glued at closed position Cheers

The constructive criticism is always welcome and very important. Thanks Pete, Cheers my friend

That is great Thank you Kev

Thank you friends I'm glad you like it. Cheers

Hi friends this is well known HpH resin model of L-39 at 32nd scale. As you know - very sharp details, nice panels and riveting. You need only Master's pitot tubes and static dischargers for AM. Almost everything else is excellent molded. Of course adding some scratch details always is a nice touch The only weak point that I've noticed are the landing gears - they need some strength with metal rods. Model is paint with home mixed MRP paints, also part of weathering is with MRP paints, and of course acrylic pencils and paints, some oils and filters . So here it is: I hope you will like it As always thank you friends for stopping by, stay safe and cool. Cheers :)

Hi guys, this is my last build - Ural 4320 truck, Command Vehicle served in BULAF. The model is at 1:16 scale from unknown Chinese company. It was made for RC model, but the quality is great, and adding some details it becomes of a nice scale model Also the resin figures are nice touch for the final look. Everything was primed with 1500 black primer. Painted with tamiya acrylics as always. For weathering I used oils, filters and acrylic pencils. So here it is: Thank you as always for stooping by. Cheers guys and have a nice day

For Administrators of our great forum - please guys move my topic at NON LSP-Works . My bad Thanks in advanced.

Hi friends, this is my last project - 3D printed German submarine Type VII-C. Of course a lot of re-works and scratch-build were add here for detailing the beast. Also a great add is Eduard Brasin 88 mm gun at 1:48 scale. To be more interesting - Tamiya 1:48 scale German figures are a nice touch for the finish. Special Thanks for Fran Gaur for 3D .stl files of Das Boot So here she is - 1 meter and 40 centimeters Kriegsmarine Beast : Thanks friends for stopping by Cheers and have a nice day

Thanks guys I'm really happy you like this project. I hope to see another Mi-14 PL at 35'th scale. Cheers and have a nice evening.

And some photos from the WIP: Thank you as always for stopping by. Have a great New Year and Cheers my friends