Made In USSR GB

Wow, excellent tanks Waynec!

Those new ones look much, much better although a couple look to be in danger of sliding off.

I'm terrible at making these things myself...

That's right sharp, Wayne.   Beat up, grungy and ready for more- just the way armor ought to be.

I'll agree that a re-do on the sandbags may be in order- they do look a little funky.

Keep trying and I'm certain that you'll get them sorted out in time.

I watched a video the other day of a Syrian tank getting brewed up...  not very pretty.

fortunately the mess about the additional hole is not visible when all is close :D

I wish I had mentioned it sooner so you wouldn't have had to fix it after the fact... glad you got it fixed though.

the huge beast!!!!!

Dre you're right  the Mig was need a weight on the nose.. even instructions shows; as i totally scratchbuild the cockpit i totally forget to check about ...

I resolved aniway, i make an hole on the back on the front fuselage ang inserted two long lead pieces and filled with PVA glue and fixed the problem 

Thanx for the advice in time!

It occurred to me that this model belongs to this GB, not the others where I've been showing it.

This is almost finished-just a few more decals and the breakables to go before I load the missiles.

Dre

I hope that doesn't need nose weight!   Fantastic work as usual, Bsyamato.

...... totally forget to check for a needed weight!!!

I hope that doesn't need nose weight!   Fantastic work as usual, Bsyamato.

Few works on russian these days ,just glued the front section and lots of sanding, also put in some plastic costrainer to avoid fuselage jokes

a mummy

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Looking better, Wayne.   That wash adds some pop around the details.  I know I never have gotten the hang of weathering armor- it's something that only experience can master and I hate messing up a perfectly good paint job.

I agree with the comments on the good looking SU 100.

I might put in a 1/72 Hasegawa Su 33 for this GB please.

Thanks

Tony

good Su-100 Wayne 

Last night tryied to finish the mig-31 cockpit to finalli glue some piece but some more work needed.. also painted moredetails on the ejection seats 

on the Su-34 only some more paint on seats  will receive more works tonight

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That looks pretty good Wayne.   I'd add a dark pin wash to the details and then a greyish dry pigment to tie it with the base.  Those SU-100's are a neat machine that look like they mean a world of hurt.

little progress, a dark brown washing on both cockpits before to continue details painting 

Here more work on the su-34

Two layers of black humbol

first step of paint on the instruments and cockpit details

worked hard on the foxhound too

A green tone on the inner canopies, from pictures seems to be an isolation mateterial 

a snake!

started to paint cockpit details, lots of work again to do

Last picture withouth flash, trying to show the real color

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few updates on the 34.. i returned slow 

Added some roughness to the walls with cigarettes box inner paper 

Used one of xtracolor dedicate lanker colors for the cockpit ; the x603 blue gray, the picture have an unreal green tone , dunno why .. in reality no green tone is visible ,just a ligh blue grey

imperfection on the canopy will be removed before to close all 

On the mig-31 i worked to add inner frames to the canopies, now left just to add curtains on the rear one, but after the paint

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more about the su-34:

Draw ,sanded and added inner frames structures 

here more about the 31, the walls in upper fuselage detailed ,primed and added rudder pedals (i forget!!) 

Cloches are from the kit just refined

The su-34 too!!

Primed and dded the original cloches refined and added three buttons on both

Macro picture are really usefull to find incorrections that is hard to see with eyes 

now workin on the canopy to add inner structures, pictures to follow 

Thanx friends  i really enjoy to scratch cockpits :D

Yesterday put on the mig-31 the original cloches and primed both cockpits but no pics

BSY, you are a Maestro with plastic!!!

That's still awesome scratchbuilding, Bsyamato.

Some update on the foxhound, added more instruments and lateral walls on the front cockpit

On the Su-34 added rudder pedals

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Introducing in the GB the su-34!

A little summary of the previous updates:

On the kit will completely scratchbuild the cockpit except ejection seats as on the mig-31 and other detail works again to define .

test fitting

original cockpit and gears

a little comparing with the four engine condor in the same scale!!

And start to build the cockpit block with evergreen sheets

also the pilots access ladder from the front well will be scratchbuilded (at least i try so  ) the hole done 

And the various steps to build the cockpit block

the door hole

so .. these was the works before tonight, here the real update:

Some bending and break on the ip cover was performed  too low the eightness of it, also the crude ip on it

Added more details on the cockpit

lots of test fits i did 

throttle housing

and after gluing pieces on pieces the actual state

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