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Everything posted by Berkut
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Because? I.... I cant argue with this. Also can confirm, use bike all year long here in Norway. Took a ride today for fun.
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Then you have a second chance to make your exact point clearer. You said that there wont be many Tesla's running if the power has been off for days - i said that applies to ICE (including hybrids) too. ICE, or hybrids, need electricity too, just to refine oil into one liter of gasoline you need about 35kWh. How, exactly, am i missing your point? Seems to me you conveniently ignored my counter point because you didnt think of it and it doesn't fit you worldview. Yes, and as i said electricity have many potential sources, as demonstrated across the world. Gasoline has only one sou
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The glass was tested several times before the unveil throwing the same ball with nothing happening to it. There is atleast three different sources that support that. So they were unlucky with it, likely developed micro-fractures during the earlier testing that finally cracked during the unveil. Excellent logic right there. Last i checked electricity is needed to run gas stations too. And unlike electricity, there is only one source for gasoline - dead dinosaurs. Plenty of sunshine in California so given enough solar power, there will be more electric vehicles running if t
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Damn dude, you are knocking these Flankers out of the park! Amazing job on this one too!
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Yeah, because it is a crime to look as good as it does. First serial Su-57 undergoing final assembly; Video shows it + second serial frame;
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But how could one possibly build a kit that is unbuildable?!?! 🙄
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Ok boomer.
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1/48 AMK MiG-31B/BS Foxhound, my first venture in this scale!
Berkut replied to janman's topic in In-Progress Pics
Hmm, if it was a gift from Seb, then it was probably technically a gift from me which was in turn, a gift from AMK. 😄 If so, should be fairly low serial number on the inside of the lid. 😉 My AMK MiG-31BM serial number 1 is safe and sound... Excellent job so far! The intake/landing gear bay/engine assembly is a work of art imho, but it requires tiny bit of patience. The fit for those parts is perfect, meaning that atleast in my case one had to be careful and remove primer/paint on the edges where one glues the parts. If one does that, it will click away with no issues. 🙂 The wheels- 58 replies
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Eagerly watching this one! M-17 is still waiting for me in box but i have no place to put the finished build anyway as of now... Nice job on the cockpit, their K-36 seats must be one of the best ones OOB in any scale?
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1/48 Kinetic Su-33 Flanker-D, Syrian Campaign, 2016
Berkut replied to Fighting Eighty-Four's topic in The Display Case
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ARC's search function has always been a complete nightmare, recommend using Google and setting it to ARC specifically. For example "F-15 site:http://www.arcforums.com/forums/air/" (without quote marks)
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Nice work so far Seb.
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Yeah, that is no good. Those that ordered through the crowdfunding campaign took the biggest risk so their orders should have been serviced as soon as possible.
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It is almost as if it was changed and added after my reply, and it is almost as if the edit "Thanks Berkut!!!" gives that away. Almost, but impossible to tell really... Anyway, hopefully boom175 gets ahold of one, and sending it as letter *should* be fairly cheap no? (atleast even with norwegian prices i dont think it would have been too terrible) Might be worth contacting Eduard too, just in case, never know. I have had good experience with TAKOM getting ahold of some modified parts for their V-2.
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Eduard has many different MiG-21 versions in 3 different scales...
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Got the same email few days back, and i got to throw in 1/72 JA-37 for very small increase in shipping price, atleast in my case they are shipping the weapon set separate so there was room to spare there.
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Individual IP's are also seen...
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ICM is an Ukrainian company.
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It has been a long time since i have read any Flanker books but i would be surprised if the major ones didnt mention it at all. Otherwise; I had a nicer, higher resolution stuff somewhere but that is what i found for now anyway.
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Cross-section of the fuselage is significantly larger. This is easily seen from the radome and stinger.
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That is so edgy that i got a papercut from this comment.
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Everything. Su-37 is based upon T-10M (original soviet Su-35) and frame was simply bigger, everything else you can think of, from cockpit to landing gear is different too.
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Looks promising, and certainly a massive step up from the original Zvezda T-50 kit which was nothing short of a disaster. I can't tell 100% certainly, but are the exhaust dropping (like they should be in a resting position) on the finished build on the box? Levcon's should be dropping too, but they are certainly able to be dropped as they are separate parts. Really hoping it will be out and available by the time i will be in Moscow for MAKS! That is a good question, and the short answer is yes. What kind of changes exactly, will depend on what frame you pick. Wing
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Pre-order price 50,3$ at HobbyEasy.
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Can you make a thread about us needing a new tool 1/72 SR-71? You know, for science...