karl h

most of the time threefooters are more fun, to build and to look at. if i try to add more detail and then take a macro shot - bummer looking at models without glasses also helps lift them a category

stellar work! did you ever discuss somwhere how you fixed trhe wing issue?

i used an old HP 2605dn and got fantastic results. i only use strips of decal paper taped to normal paper to avoid the paper turning gray after the second print run (due to heat). i might try the cool method...

there is a thread on LSP about it, seems to ben nice

thank you carlos, i was aware of the drawing, but not of the Aztec sheet. it has the same pic as displayed above on it. the FS callouts of the blue/green/gray paint is very useful though. thanx again

vielen dank, das erscheint logisch i am using the trumpy 1:32 kit with a lot of modifications: http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=66537&hl=

Hallo Markus danke, i was aware of the first site (the pic is actually from there), the other site is cool, but no pics of early MFs

nobody? pretty please

can anyone help? i have oly this blurry pic of an MF i want to do: are there any better pics? these seem to have light coloured splitterplates (same colour us the undersides?). no national isignias except on the rudder loadout seems to be 2x R-23 and 2x R-60

there is an avionix pit that duplicates the wrong angle of the ip of the kit: http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=55344

be very carefull, the A-6 intakes are not seamless

mine: http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=47834&hl=

good to see you are back at it!

very nice. is that a european model 67 (sloped headlights)? not quite there myself: http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=465022&highlight=

i corrected the pit in my intruder build, just FYI: http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=47834&hl= be careful with the intakes (i learned the hard way), they are NOT seamless as some aftermarket parts are, the kit ones can be built nice