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Ukrainan Su-27UB Flanker C, 1/48 GWH


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20 hours ago, chrish said:

Whatever became of ARC? last I looked there it’s pretty much stagnant 

 

9 hours ago, Neo said:

I would say allot of small thing that stacked up and made some members move on, kodos to the team here on LSP. But this is really not the place for this topic! 

 

It's still there, less vibrant than before but there...I still go there and there is still nice ppl there

 

6 hours ago, Eagle Driver said:

Love me some Flanker. 

Twin seater I love some more even.

Thanks, hope you enjoy the ride :)

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1 hour ago, scvrobeson said:

Good to see this one going.  Looking forward to the GWH boxing of the Ukrainian digi camo, hopefully it comes out soon.

 

 

 

Matt 

Wasn't it stopped by Chinese authorities?

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7 hours ago, MARU5137 said:

Jan 

Another lovely and super build from you.

:thumbsup:

Great wirk on the cockpit*and you  sorted the mixup * .

Very busy and lovely stuff .

:goodjob:   :clap2:

 

:popcorn: (for later).

 

Thanks Maru :D

Always nice to have you on board!

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Sunday is upon us again and thus an update too.


Up where the wheels go

 

Yup wheel bays!

In the old days wheelbays just where places you attached the wheels on models, they were just squareish holes where the lugg of the strut fit now days it's something entirely different!

As GWH shows with this kit, the wheelsbays are an important moment in a buld, just as important as the cockpit and GWH made them lovely small models in their own right.

Usually the wheelbays are just something you have to do...but GWH brought the fun to building wheelbays! Youy don't need expensive resin that you have to mess with until they fit and by then you have CA glue everywhere and hav e glued your left eye shut. 

This is magnificient!

 

Ok, enough of praising GWH and put some styrene together!

 I cleaned the parts and made them ready for primer.

 

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I primed the parts in black except the tubes, they were primed in white. Then I shot MRP-49 russian wheelbay gray.

 

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Painted all the tubes and cables, that are separate pieces!

 

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THen I detail painted the walls in the nose wheel bay.

 

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Glued the to the bay....

 

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And glued the bay to the fuselage.

 

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Then I detail painted the stuff for the main bays....

 

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OMG, the clutter is spreading! I don't know why I do this...I always end up with a workspace of about 10 x 10 cm!

 

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Anyways, I put down a thin wash in the bays to bring out the details.

 

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Thought to myself that it probably is a good ideato paint the  bay parts of the fuselage before I install the boxes....said and done!

 

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Then I glued all the pipes, cables and plumbings into place in the bays and wow! that is simply awesome! and it was fun!

 

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So with the bays done I glued them into the fuselage.

 

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Ah they look great!

 

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Cheers!

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Those are about the fanciest kit wheelbays I’ve ever seen.  Up there with the Tamiya 1:32 super warbirds for sure.  You could do all of the conduits and hydraulic lines with lead wire, but it’s pretty cool to have them supplied in styrene in the kit.

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4 hours ago, Alex said:

Those are about the fanciest kit wheelbays I’ve ever seen.  Up there with the Tamiya 1:32 super warbirds for sure.  You could do all of the conduits and hydraulic lines with lead wire, but it’s pretty cool to have them supplied in styrene in the kit.

Indeed...and all fits amazingly well. But at the same time....I feel like cheating.

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1 hour ago, MARU5137 said:

Jan,

Super duper work on your build. 

I think your Flanker will look as Amazing  as your LSP Viggen.

 

:thumbsup:

 

Welcome to the Dark Side!!

its nice to see you tackle smaller scale too.

This build is fantastic.  Your detailing is as exacting as ever.

:goodjob:  :wow:

Thanks Maru :D

 

Dark side, eh? 1/48 has always been my scale :D

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The Friday update is here!


The Wheel-welling Continues


Moving on to the outer parts of the main wheel wells.

I begin by glueing in the roof of the airintakes, they have an itty bitty wheel well part. The fit was pleasently perfect.

 

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Next I cleaned the small stuff  and detail painted them

 

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With the small stuff painted I started glueing them into place, first to the engine nacelles.

 

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And into the fuselage part too.


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Then a gloss coat and and a light wash.

 

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I finished off by wiping off excessive wash and flat coated.

 

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I finnished today session with dry fitteing the intake and engine  nacelle....looks delightfully busy!

 

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Cheers!

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18 minutes ago, GreyGhost said:

Wow, excellent work so far Jan ..!:popcorn:

That does look to be a very nice kit ...:coolio:

 

-Gregg

Thanks Gregg :D

it is indeed....I can't really take much credit, all the details are there and the fit is like Lego. I can focus on the painting and weathering, the kit builds itself.

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9 hours ago, aircommando130 said:

Awesome work so far!

"Let's Go Ukraine"

 

Cheers...Ron

Thanks Ron :D

 

 

7 hours ago, ringleheim said:

This kit will look great when it's done, and I absolutely love that Ukrainian color scheme on these!

 

Keep up the great work!

 

 

Will do, thanks ringleheim :D

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