Daniel Iscold Posted July 10 Posted July 10 35 minutes ago, Polecadt said: ....though I'm not lysdexic, for a second I thought I misread this line..🤔🤣 By far, the funniest posts this week... Mal_Belford 1
Mal_Belford Posted July 13 Author Posted July 13 Allright little done, and alot of looking at reference material, and the manual is hmm full of errors, and missing steps, oh well doesnt matter, so some scratch to make the tailwheel in right place and in level. And yes..many pieces, upgraded with alu tube. Yes, perfect. And some more detailing added few boxes and alutube along the wall, more detailing later, constantly dryfitting. Madmax, patricksparks, Greif8 and 14 others 17
Mal_Belford Posted July 13 Author Posted July 13 (edited) Very interesting photos. Both are trainee, as its obvious. but is the top color green? oh well ,still very interesting to look at. Note the horizontal stabilisator, the color .. and this. orange top and whitish belly. well due its a trainee and orange... Edited July 13 by Mal_Belford scvrobeson, patricksparks, Paul in Napier and 10 others 13
Mal_Belford Posted July 14 Author Posted July 14 This is what 3.5h of labour looks like, the fit were indeed horrible, the canopy and tail, but now all lines up and no gaps, so it now the in the past. must admit this build sure got to be very addictive indeed for me, lol turns out once again to be Mals Obsession. Allright, jihaaa. Can now start later to focus painting the interior later. AngryJazz_Models, Landrotten Highlander, BeaveringAway and 18 others 21
Mal_Belford Posted July 14 Author Posted July 14 (edited) Dang, got craving for a hot dog after this work, hmmm wonder why, oh well doesnt matter, who doesnt like hot dog with toppings. Edited July 14 by Mal_Belford Greif8, Victor K2, Shoggz and 4 others 6 1
Kenneth Joy Posted July 14 Posted July 14 30 minutes ago, Mal_Belford said: Dang, got craving for a hot dog after this work, hmmm wonder why, oh well doesnt matter, who doesnt like hot dog with toppings. Did you put ketchup on it? C'mon now. Mustard, onion, relish for a basic dog. Wrap it in bacon and grill if you wanna church it up.😋 Mal_Belford 1
Mal_Belford Posted July 14 Author Posted July 14 (edited) 12 minutes ago, Kenneth Joy said: Did you put ketchup on it? C'mon now. Mustard, onion, relish for a basic dog. Wrap it in bacon and grill if you wanna church it up.😋 LoL. Mustard, Heinz Ketchup, minced pickled cucumber and roasted onion. No bacon...gets to greasy lol. theese hot dogs are for warm water, broth, bayleaf, and onion,carrot let it soak heat up, then put em hot dogs for a while to soak. then serve in bread and toppings Edited July 14 by Mal_Belford Out2gtcha and Kenneth Joy 1 1
monthebiff Posted July 15 Posted July 15 That looks like a very deserved hotdog Mal, I've heard thise Micro Mir kits are difficult to deal with and looks like you have tamed it very well. On another note on this build, As its Orange its a Japanese trainer but these things were a one way ride or am I missing something? Faboulous build as always. Regards. Andy Mal_Belford 1
Mal_Belford Posted July 15 Author Posted July 15 (edited) 37 minutes ago, monthebiff said: That looks like a very deserved hotdog Mal, I've heard thise Micro Mir kits are difficult to deal with and looks like you have tamed it very well. On another note on this build, As its Orange its a Japanese trainer but these things were a one way ride or am I missing something? Faboulous build as always. Regards. Andy The trainee does not have any rockets, and yes reused as its a trainee, as you can see a ski, and support arch on the sides, and yes reused. Theese were one way ticket and "boom"....no ski and no arch on them wings. Yes the kit is hmm indeed a shortrun, and havent found any finnished Mikromir Ohka online, as looked for it and to get heads up on issues, wich there is ALOT and the manual, that is something else, no complete and very very messy, no assembly instructions and so on, but hey if patience and caution well figure it out. The first glance, very nice indeed, but after a while more errors in fitting and all that. But must admit, even all bad things, i see it positive, as this project, is indeed addictive, in positive way, as mentioned this turns out to be "Mals Obsession" once again. And no, frustration and struggle is banned in this project. I see solutions instead of problems, that makes all way more easy. For those that think its a walk in the park modelkit, i say stay away from this and keep to Tamiya. For those that like and enjoy a challenge, i do highly recommend this kit so far, but some experiance is needed and used to scratch as there is no AM available for this kit. Edited July 15 by Mal_Belford Anthony in NZ and Polecadt 2
scvrobeson Posted July 15 Posted July 15 Good job fighting through some of the fit challenges on it Mal! Really liking the additions, and it really is a tiny little thing, isn't it? Matt
Mal_Belford Posted July 16 Author Posted July 16 Thank you @scvrobeson for them kind words. the fitting is now very very nice, worth every hours of work, as all the effort will affects the final result. scvrobeson 1
Mal_Belford Posted July 16 Author Posted July 16 Looks like ill get some benchtime this evening. Will focus on taking up holes for the ski gear, and those are marked on the kit, only in the manual, and do only want to cut once not twice 😁 Note the tail, no rocket engine monthebiff, Victor K2, Shoggz and 1 other 4
Rick K Posted July 16 Posted July 16 Those little PE , yikes Mal. My eyes hurt just following this. Great work on this.
Mal_Belford Posted July 16 Author Posted July 16 As its summer, and the build pace goes little slower, as do spend time at country house. got little bench time. Yaih look at all that flash, lol... Now here is the thing, the plastic is little harder, and yes little more brittle, so need to be careful so not to brak or damage it, and now cleaned, yes crisp indeed restored details with a real thin saw blade. Here is one thing i put money on, material, that sure take builds forward alot, Plastic card, Brass/Alu tubes and rods, sheets....and yes tools, i use mostly goldsmith/jewelry tools, and watch repair tools, as they are very very nice tools and very high quality, yes quite expensive, but ill assure you worth every penny, and they last generations, even bought and got tools from those who work with it. Oh well enough about that, that ski is now done and upgraded with alu tubes, hey, way better imo than those provided in the kit. denders, Madmax, Polecadt and 13 others 16
Anthony in NZ Posted July 16 Posted July 16 Just wonderful attention to detail Mal, really loving this Mal_Belford 1
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