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1 1 September 2016, 12:26
Melf BoyensWow, very well done so far! How did you get the black frames of the PE cockpit controls and instruments? Did you paint it, looks so tiny to get this done with a brush.
1 September 2016, 13:19
Adam Gudynowski@Melf it was painted with drybrush technique, using Vallejo acrylics.
1 September 2016, 14:03
Bart Goesaertthat's a nice start, I was in doubt if I would buy the aftermarket cockpit, but after having seen this...
2 September 2016, 09:56
Murad ÖZERkiller looking build so far. Adam using qtip with a proxxon drill never occured to me for canopy polishing honestly, inspirational. 🙂
9 January 2017, 01:01
Gary BrantleyExcellent build, beautiful Flanker. What is the origin of that model stand? It looks very interesting! Thanks. 🙂
15 January 2017, 04:23
AlexLike the camouflage! Where did you get the model stand, what company produces it?
15 January 2017, 08:07
Adam GudynowskiThanks all 🙂 Model stand is from JH Models: jhmodels.eu/plastic-..tands/no-7201-stand/
15 January 2017, 10:21
Michael PhillipsThat is really starting to look awesome! Looking forward to seeing it completed!
12 February 2017, 00:36
Christian BruerWow, very nice work so far. The burnt metal on the jet nozzle looks great 👍
You kept the effect of heated metal very good. Q-Tipp and a Proxxon for polishing canopys. Mhhh, that sound not as a good idea, but apparantly it work well. Thx for sharing this experiment and keep on the excellent work.
Cheers, Christian
12 February 2017, 09:34
Spanjaardlooking really awesome, i will certainly keep this album as reference when i build my Su-27. i really thought that there was a fault in my model when i saw those strange "pins" on the top of the wings. but i seem them also in your model. i guess it is not difficult to eliminate them
12 February 2017, 09:58
Adam GudynowskiChristian. If you have drill with speed regulation and Power supply albo with regulation, you can set reallt low speed so there iż no risk.
Spanjaard. Just cut this pins off and putty.
12 February 2017, 14:30
Alexander GrivonevHey Adam, how did you achieve the metal finish at the exhaust, it looks awesome!
14 February 2017, 10:35
Adam GudynowskiThanks guys. Answering painting question. Different sections were covered with Gunze Super Stainmess, Super Iron and Alclad steel as base. Burnt metal effect are Alclad hot metal blue, violet and sepia paints. I was airbrushing various lines both freehand and using masking tape. I've also done some experiment with masking some area with salt and then painting hot metal blue. After that some areas were oversprayed with very thinned stainless to loose efect a little bit. Last step was dark wash and some random barely visible stains made with Engi e Grime from AK or MIG.
14 February 2017, 21:09
Adam GudynowskiModel finished 🙂 Gallery attached to project. Maybe I will create a simpe airfield stand.
7 March 2017, 22:40
Adam GudynowskiDusted airfield with pigments, added grass and detailing fire extinguisher
2 April 2017, 20:02
