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The new 1:72 Airfix MiG-17F built in Polish markings using ModelMaker Decals MiG-17 in Polish Service part 2. Will be built as No 1912 which is today preserved at the Ashburton Aviation Museum on the South Island of New Zealand. I visited the museum on 8 September 2018.

 

49744763572_823c4754be_5k.jpgMiG-17F-2 by Ryan Hothersall, on Flickr

 

It is good to have a reasonably priced and fairly easy to get kit of the widely used MiG-17F as I plan on building quite a few.

 

First one of these I have built, so a couple of little things I will have to improve on the next one, a small gap in the intake splitter etc. Generally a good build and but needs a lot of weight to stop it being a tail sitter. This one has just enough weight in it.

 

ModelMaker decals went on without any major issues, but getting individual number decals lined up was a bit fiddly.

 

Build Progress Video

 

49744760307_4c19358fca_4k.jpgMiG-17F-50 by Ryan Hothersall, on Flickr

 

49744760192_3c0a225e57_4k.jpgMiG-17F-51 by Ryan Hothersall, on Flickr

 

49743891748_6cbd6fcb4c_4k.jpgMiG-17F-52 by Ryan Hothersall, on Flickr

 

49743891653_3afc0fb893_4k.jpgMiG-17F-53 by Ryan Hothersall, on Flickr

 

49744437696_294475c120_4k.jpgMiG-17F-54 by Ryan Hothersall, on Flickr

 

49743891333_1ddd4f10c4_3k.jpgMiG-17F-55 by Ryan Hothersall, on Flickr

 

49743890233_51b539e05c_3k.jpgMiG-17F-56 by Ryan Hothersall, on Flickr

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