Silenoz

nice work in the cockpit. Seatbelts me be a little more messy. PE tends to we more workeable after annealing (heating it in a flame, but watch out for the thin parts, that they don't burn away) Will you rescribe the shinden? (thought this one has raised lines)

I think it also has something to do with local money. Here in Belgium, we get around 1200-1800€ netto a month (average), I can believe that in Tzech, Poland and so on, these wages are considerably lower in most cases... (otherwise I find it hard to believe that so much people come here to do our dirty jobs, for minimum wages... So what's the need to produce some good but expensive kits that no-one locally can buy? So I presume they take less profit on one side, and more on the other.. Fair, depends on the side you're on. We had the same when visiting Poland a few years ago. When they hear yo

Thx, Yes I am, or was, now I don't have a lot of time to be busy with music, but the name stuck. So not really following anymore, but the older work plays regularly on my radio

I'll take my hat off to you... superb modelling, and nicely explained

So where am I now: Wheelbay's are fitted: cockpit has been painted: seems crude that last picture, but in reality it is more like: And at the moment I'm trying to blend in the PE-parts for the gun mantlet and adding the flat plates at the sides of the cockpit, so the black area needs to be removed and replaced by a flat part:

Hello, posted this in the wrong topic I think my first build here ;-) I'm Bart from Belgium, love to build aircraft, military and ship's. I'm not the most talented builder, but I love the hobby. My interest is more in building and detailing than in rather finishing (read painting) a project... need to tackle that hurdle ;-). Last model I've finished was a Revell Ka-50, 1/144: So as mentioned above I've started with the Su-34 from Italeri, and added a Neomega cockpit, Olimp Resin control surfaces and wheelbays, and I'm still waiting till a new batch of afterburnercans from Northstarmode

So where am I now: Wheelbay's are fitted: cockpit has been painted: seems crude that last picture, but in reality it is more like: And at the moment I'm trying to blend in the PE-parts for the gun mantlet and adding the flat plates at the sides of the cockpit, so the black area needs to be removed and replaced by a flat part:

Hello, my first build here ;-) I'm Bart from Belgium, love to build aircraft, military and ship's. I'm not the most talented builder, but I love the hobby. My interest is more in building and detailing than in rather finishing (read painting) a project... need to tackle that hurdle ;-). Last model I've finished was a Revell Ka-50, 1/144: So as mentioned above I've started with the Su-34 from Italeri, and added a Neomega cockpit, Olimp Resin control surfaces and wheelbays, and I'm still waiting till a new batch of afterburnercans from Northstarmodels is available... Colorwhise I'm still

I was missing a piece of the cockpit of a Su-34. Mailed them, got an instant reply and a few days later it was on my doorstep... So no complaints from my side