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  1. StathisP
    The well-known trumpeter kit with the following after market accessories Cockpit by red fox Static dischargers by Master Decal stencls by Begemot Wheels by Armory Pitot tube by Master Mask by Montex Enjections seat by Quick Boost Antenas by Quick Boost Detail set by Aires Nose cone by Zacto models Colours by AKAN
  2. RadBaron
    G'day everyone. Here's my rendition of ICM's I-153. Very nice build. Good detail, nice fit, but their soft, flexible plastic made for interesting alignment of the long thin wings. It's built almost out of the box, eduard etched seatbelts (I wasnt a fan, and will stick to HGWs belts in the future), and Quickboost exhausts. Painted with MRP paints and rigged with EZline. Denzil
  3. Stevepd
    I'm putting up some photos of my old builds pre-LSP membership. This is a Revell kit purchased for a few £s'. I absolutely love MiG-29s' since the arrived at Farnborough many years ago. I wanted to build something different so this is taken from the Yefim Gordon book and it's representing a testing squadron akin to Boscombe Down or Edwards. The book was a great reference aid and a few changes were made but you can spend a fortune on AM. The intake covers are scratch built and the canopy cover is paper mache. IMG_0598 by Stephen Priestley-Dean, on Flickr IMG_0599 by Stephen Priestley-Dean, on Flickr IMG_0597 by Stephen Priestley-Dean, on Flickr IMG_0596 by Stephen Priestley-Dean, on Flickr IMG_0595 by Stephen Priestley-Dean, on Flickr IMG_0594 by Stephen Priestley-Dean, on Flickr Any comments appreciated. Steve.
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