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  1. Hi guys

     

    Long time no staring an in-progress thread since I tasted 6 1/700 ship models this year, but finally I'm back to aircraft modelling at the year end.

    Which one should I restart with? Undoutly, my favorite aircraft, vanila Flanker tooled by GWH which I also participated in R&D work.

     

    It's quite unfortunately to know the kits have not recieved in your local market yet due to pandemic, after released for almost 1 year in China mainland.

    Hope my built will give you some adea about how this kit builds like, not only how it looks like in box.

     

    The overall design concept of this kit is take the best balance between proper detail level and easy-building.

    We omitted some invisible details to save your time and effort, to ensure you can finish the kit in a short time period and enjoy the final result as well.

    It is based on our experience as modeller, which we would even think how to make the paint job easier when we decide part breaking down method.

     

    Is it a less detailed kit than other Flanker?

    Or it is a kit offering you less stress but more fun, to archive the enough detail you need to enjoy after finishing?

    It's up to you. 😉 

     

    I have summarized the building progress and made a video for it.

    Watch it on Youtube if you are interested:

    【4K】Sukhoi Su-27 "Flanker-B" heavy fighter 1/48 GWH complete building record (7 months into 1 hour!)

     

    First, let's start with the "dirty" part of the built.

     

     

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  2. Just now, drake122 said:

    Merry Christmas, Mr.Haneto.

    May I ask when can we expect to see a new member of the 72nd Flanker family from GWH? 

    Merry Christmas!

    Very soon I believe. The 1/72 scale MiG-29 3 variants are already under mold cutting(we already revised errors in the original 1/48 ver.), and 1/72 Su-27 will follow next.

    Happy holidays.

     

    Yufei Mao

  3. On 10/7/2021 at 4:27 PM, flybywire said:

    Hi Haneto! You're going to have the same kit # - L4823 as the previous release? Why not change the number as this could create confusion for some if not all of the buyers especially the newbies, since this is a new kit and not a re-release? I mean they might be clicking on the earlier release on certain on-line shops without knowing it. Hope I'm not intruding something. Just asking. 

    I don't quite understand this.

    The previous version with full AA missiles is L4820, which is different catalog number compared with this AG version L4823, isn't it?

  4. On 10/4/2021 at 9:52 PM, Solo said:

    Ok, but where to buy it?
    Ebay?

     

    On 10/4/2021 at 10:12 PM, dustiepal said:

    I'd love to get this set and an SU-27 set but where do you get them from?

     

    Dave

    The owner is seeking oversea distributors but with slow progress, because of the international logistic serious delay and fare cost up.

    The only realistic option so far is to buy it via some transfer purchase website from China Taobao.com

  5. Hi everyone!
    We are still in the middle of National Day hoidays but here comes some good news for all Flanker lovers.
    The 2nd 3D printing high detailed landing gear from Detail & Wonder Studio is now ready:
    480606 1/48 Su-35 "Flanker E" landing gears for G.W.H kit
    This time not only the landing gear and mud guard, but also the lamp bows are also included.
    Needless to say, same as Su-27 gears, the reinforcement stainless rods are also in place.
    Will be on sale in China domestic market in late October and in Japan in November.
    The 3rd landing gear set also finished design and wait for mass production.
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  6. 2 hours ago, Gwen Phoenix said:

    Will someone please enlighten me with regard to whether or not the new-tool Great Wall Hobby 1/48 Su-27 Flanker B kit has the proper washout at the wing tips? I've been watching at pictures of the Great Wall Hobby 1/48 Su-27UB kit, and it seems that the washout is all wrong or is not even present at all.

    So far, about the only kit I've seen to have the proper washout is the Minibase 1/48 Su-33 Flanker D kit.

    Thanks in advance,

     

    Gwen

    The wingtip downward angle is well presented on 3D design, as shown on below output pictures.

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    Talking about your concern, I believe it is caused by one piece upper/lower fuselage/wing part deformation during injection, because of the large size and shape(too flat and thin).

    If you cut the wings by seperate parts from middle, like Su-33, then there will be no deformation issue like this.

    So in my understanding, under current plastic injection mold technology limitation, this is very difficult to avoid as long as fuselage and wings are made by one piece part.

     

    I will twist the wings little by little during my built, to have it present the correct wingtip downward angle.

     

    Hope it clarifies

     

  7. Oh yes, almost forgot this which I post on Facebook.

    One important tip for all Flanker builders:
    The pitot tube is not in the vertical against the end of radome, it is 3 degrees up against the radome center line.
    Yes no matter which varant you build, its ALWAYS 3 degrees up against the radome center line.
    I also attach the real size of the PVD-18 pitot tube which I measure it myself in Shenyang Aircraft Corporation more than 10 years ago, since some people questioned the kit part size is accurate or not.
    Believe me, this small feature will make your model looks so different, if you pay attention to it.
    Well it's already written in the GWH 1/48 Su-27 Flanker kit instruction sheet but sadly seems very few people do read it through...

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  8. On 6/17/2021 at 12:52 AM, madcop said:

    Hi Haneto

     

    Happy to see that your efforts are rewarded, but what do you mean by "The feeling of checking formal kit, is so different than the feeling when I got the sample kit several months ago.". Do you mean that the content of the distribution box is quite different from the samples you received before ( so the diffrenet feeling), or do you mean that you felt much more relieved when receiving the definitive kit that also meant "The case of Su-27 Flanker B is, as far as you are concerned, definitely closed "? 

     

    Thanks so much for all your efforts.

    Madcop

     

    16 hours ago, ijozic said:

     

    I'd presume it's much nicer to open the final kit with the packaging, box, instructions, etc. rather than just test run plastic sprues packaged with some bubble wrap.

    As ijozic said, content itself is totally same.

    The package(high quality printed box, decals, etc.) makes the overall feeling different.

  9. 15 hours ago, Porkbits said:

    Haneto:

     

    Thanks for the tip! Are you posting a build log of your UB on this forum or another? If so, can you provide link? I tried searching for it but couldn't find anything.

     

    I've been using your Su-35s thread here on ARC for my build, and has been very helpful. Your online "teaching" has helped me achieve one of my better builds, so thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge!

    Thanks for the support.

    Unfortunately I'm not building the 27 at the time, since I'm enjoying building 1/700 ship models recently.;)

    Maybe I will start building it after my current building plan is finished, hopefully this year.

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