karl h

very inspiring build!

very nice model, John! thanx for the info

Thanx, has anyone seen the kit? And 72nd scale?

what kit has the best shape/detail of all? either 1:72 or 1:48? pros/cons? thanx

very nice work! some pics of my fitter here: http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=65641&st=0&p=859108 (you can see the pics if you have thje imbedded photobucket fix)

me tood, still hope for a tutorial for the wing-fix

very nice work, i still havent finished mine in 1:32

i waited for this quite some time, ordered any news on the Su-27/ A-7 canopies?

no E set, and the A set does not correct the false IP angle

Firefox: https://addons.mozil...fix/?src=search Chrome: https://chrome.googl...nflicjjgj?hl=en with this fix you can view the lost photobucket pics

i meant this: http://coldwarstudio.com/MiG-29 A cockpit 32.html

this brings back a lot of memories :-) did you see the cold war studio cockpit? it looks pretty nice. but scratchbuilding the pit is much braver, very good job!

you nailed the shape of the front fuselage!

since i am on LSP daily, i have been following martins build, which is superb. i feared you would say that the trumpy kit has a lot of issues... as for my build, sadly a lot of the pics are gone because of photobucket shutting down hosting, only 16 of 50+ pages are visible (i have them on my harddrive though). i do think it was worth it, even if the outcome is less than stellar. i learned a lot. when i now compare pics of the new trumpeter kit to the revell kit there are two areas that are definitely better: the wings - the moving surfaces are completely fictional om the revell kit- and t

very nice work! what do you think of the new trumpy kit?

hi Alexander, good to see you a´re back at it!

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