Kamil Feliks Sztarbała

Thanks for your kind comments, you're embarrassing me! Well, Mike 'Wayfarer 30''s statement gave me some food for thought. I don't do any magic, most of the techniques I used for finishing this and my other miniature are really simple and every middle skilled modeller should be able to achieve them sooner or faster. Of course, a lot of training is required, but many troubles may be omitted if you follow advices of someone experienced, who will show you how to do certain things and then make you try them yourself with a coach. If I start organizing few days long seminars, either for one

Thank you my friends for your very kind words! I really appreciate them. dragan- fitting of the whole canopy was the main weakness of this miniature. Most of fitng problems are caused by the resin cockpit mounted in the fuselage. The most painless way to fox it is mounting canopy in open position. But since I don't like open canopies, I had a lot of filling, sanding and putting. but the finial result is straight according to the amount of my patience.. BTW, about armament- with no doubt this is whait-if configuration, but su-25 with empty pylons? unacceptable :> moreover, the smaller rock

..and to prevent comments like "your weathering is overdone".. a few reference pics: ..as always, comments are welcome!

..I wish to see brand new Su-25 in Kittyhawk's offer, since this old kit is a CRAP.. but represents awesome aircraft!

Hi Folks! For your consideration: OOB KP masterline kit, according to manufacturer's colour scheme: SU-25UBK, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Air Force, Shiraz Shahid Dastghaib International Airport - May 2009.

Hello everyone! I've recently got a new MiniTopcorols series issue, which is devoted to Luftwaffe planes operating over the Far North. The nicely painted colour profiles in the booklet show 8 fighters: 7 Bf 109 E-G and 1 Bf 110 C. After viewing them I've immediatelly decided to start building an Eduard 1/48 Bf 110 kit, using the Cartograf decals included to the booklet. The aircraft I want to depict is a Bf 110 C-4 with unusual individual marking on the front of the nose, consisting of a black number 13 on a white circle inside a red ring, and an interesting unit emblem of an eagle attacking

thank you for your kind words

thank you!

..and finished:

thank you next one- in romanian colors:

Just finished:

little update: ..so now it's ready for some weathering and dirt

Little progress- some more details (turrets) and matt varnish ..so it is ready for weathering

Indeed- different tones of a base color. And preshadeing, because I'm applying paint transparent a bit a little progress: decals, yellow stripes and finally clear cote applied at whole miniature

thanks. camouflage: first typical german, then 'romanian'stains of khaki

thank you very much, i'm glad you like it

Preshadeing:

ready to paint

..in romanian service. I must say, that this tamiya's kit is really excellent- all fits excellent. at this moment i've finished interior:

thanks a lot! I'm really glad that you like it. Andrew, you have right, and my first idea for this project was similar, but i was not able put the female figure near that standing pilot, because she is bigger

thank you gentlemen for your kind words.. and for your consideration, the gallery

to be honest, i'm not fully satisfied with the result, but i hope to improve it at some future NMF projects