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[Sharma Ji]

Well meaning launda ae, no doubt..

shame he so into left wingery and daliton ki gaaand chaatai.

 

[Bilal9]

@Sharma Ji @Bilal9 check this. Baaz urf Fulcrum

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Love the finish, brother man. Award winner for sure....

Though I'd say, I couldn't make out any super-detailing or dropped flaps etc. Not that it's needed.

Out of the box, the shape is super accurate (nose cone especially) - and so are the colors.

I don't think you used the Hasegawa kit parts, did you? That one is a dawg. Italeri was far better.

Any resin parts used?

 

[Bilal9]

Fukk it’s been hard doing so much scratch building with plastic and straws and old credit cards needles and putty….endless hours of sanding and shaping……well I guess it keeps yous busy no…..

The S-136 is 3D printed. The Meraj-532 has wings from a 3D printed S-129 but the rest is all being scratched by hand.

Will post pics when done.

Love the scratchbuilding. I have done my share when I was a student and did not have cash to buy the better kits.

Nowadays time is in short supply, money not so much....

 

[Lulldapull]

Love the finish, brother man. Award winner for sure....

Though I'd say, I couldn't make out any super-detailing or dropped flaps etc. Not that it's needed.

Out of the box, the shape is super accurate (nose cone especially) - and so are the colors.

I don't think you used the Hasegawa kit parts, did you? That one is a dawg. Italeri was far better.

Any resin parts used?

Italieri had the best Fulcrum for a while. Now the Zvezda ones the top dogs on accuracy. Both the 9-13 and the 9-19 (Fatback).

I used the Pavla resin cockpit set and almost always use Gunze Acrylics.

Weathering always with inks and pastels after a 'future' clear coat.

Now into the drone/ ADS's and Missiles world more so after watching legacy systems failing on the battlefields. Post ww-2 light commercial aviation still interests me. The unusual hack/ twin gunships converted small transports, bush warfare and unusual subjects like zombie dioramas and some Alien Sci/ Fi, Soviet Space genre.

 

[Lulldapull]

@Sharma Ji ye dekho mirpuri calling for sapport.


Meanwhile @Lulldapull chicha bach ke raho. Zia UL ke rapist bachhe Japan bhi pachuh chuke hai badnam karne.

The Japanese mainstream media’s silence on 'migrant crime'- UCA News

The underlying message such silence sends is that certain facts are inconvenient

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Yeah I saw this a while ago.......begherat insaan thaa ye, He tried raping but didn't succeed. Now he'll spend a decade in jail and then get deported and our gubment will cancel his passport permanently and bar him from travel when he shows up in Islamabad. Shakal say sikh hae.........just look at him.

 

[Bilal9]

Italieri had the best Fulcrum for a while. Now the Zvezda ones the top dogs on accuracy. Both the 9-13 and the 9-19 (Fatback).

I used the Pavla resin cockpit set and almost always use Gunze Acrylics.

Weathering always with inks and pastels after a 'future' clear coat.

Now into the drone/ ADS's and Missiles world more so after watching legacy systems failing on the battlefields. Post ww-2 light commercial aviation still interests me. The unusual hack/ twin gunships converted small transports, bush warfare and unusual subjects like zombie dioramas and some Alien Sci/ Fi, Soviet Space genre.

Well whaddya know - almost identical interest with mine. I like Pre ww-2 (interwar years 1930s) light commercial aviation as well. Especially the Lockheed electra 10/JR/12/14 stuff. These have some sleek lines, designed by Kelly Johnson of SR-71 fame. Whatever looks good, flies just as good.

Lockheed 10 & 12 | Fly To Another Time

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• Reg: F-AZLL photos
• Aircraft: Lockheed 12A Electra
  

NC18906 S/N 1277, N18906
Aircraft: Lockheed 10 Electra (a bit smaller than the 12A model above)

Special Hobby has a kit for the 12 model (and also for the 10),

L-12 Electra Junior, Special Hobby SH72023 (2001)

Special Hobby model kit in scale 1:72, SH72023 is a NEW tool released in 2001 | Contents, Previews, Reviews, History + Marketplace | Lockheed Model 12 Electra Junior

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The Zvezda 1/72 MiG-29 9-13 was confirmed as a re-tooled (corrected) Italeri mold, that's how good the Italeri mold was from the 1990s.



I bet the same with the Zvezda 9-19 mold.

Future floor polish is now out of the market in the US (don't know about Japan), I still have a couple of bottles from when it went away a few years ago, almost out now. But there are alternate products.

I also weather but 'subtle' is the name of the game. You can use diluted black fountain pen inks to weather, mixed with 91% alcohol. The pigment inks (instead of dye-based ones) work better on the engraved lines, but have to be careful about applying the engraving ink with a fine nib. Very dilute Ink wash, cleanup then highlight the sun-burnt areas with lighter-toned paint. Works great with military stuff and some older civilian airliner type stuff as well.

 

[Bilal9]

Yeah I saw this a while ago.......begherat insaan thaa ye, He tried raping but didn't succeed. Now he'll spend a decade in jail and then get deported and our gubment will cancel his passport permanently and bar him from travel when he shows up in Islamabad. Shakal say sikh hae.........just look at him.

Rape culture is not exclusive to Pakistan (like Hindutvas imply), it is a subcontinental problem and includes majority of India as well. Bangladesh is also getting pretty bad now. We were not taught to respect women as a group in past generations.

Put these scum away for good, they don't belong to any civilized society.

 

[Lulldapull]

Well whaddya know - almost identical interest with mine. I like Pre ww-2 (interwar years 1930s) light commercial aviation as well. Especially the Lockheed electra 10/JR/12/14 stuff. These have some sleek lines, designed by Kelly Johnson of SR-71 fame. Whatever looks good, flies just as good.

Lockheed 10 & 12 | Fly To Another Time

www.flytoanothertime.com

• Reg: F-AZLL photos
• Aircraft: Lockheed 12A ElectraView attachment 20997

NC18906 S/N 1277, N18906
Aircraft: Lockheed 10 Electra (a bit smaller than the 12A model above)
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Special Hobby has a kit for the 12 model (and also for the 10),

L-12 Electra Junior, Special Hobby SH72023 (2001)

Special Hobby model kit in scale 1:72, SH72023 is a NEW tool released in 2001 | Contents, Previews, Reviews, History + Marketplace | Lockheed Model 12 Electra Junior

www.scalemates.com

The Zvezda 1/72 MiG-29 9-13 was confirmed as a re-tooled (corrected) Italeri mold, that's how good the Italeri mold was from the 1990s.



I bet the same with the Zvezda 9-19 mold.

Future floor polish is now out of the market in the US (don't know about Japan), I still have a couple of bottles from when it went away a few years ago, almost out now. But there are alternate products.

I also weather but 'subtle' is the name of the game. You can use diluted black fountain pen inks to weather, mixed with 91% alcohol. The pigment inks (instead of dye-based ones) work better on the engraved lines, but have to be careful about applying the engraving ink with a fine nib. Very dilute Ink wash, cleanup then highlight the sun-burnt areas with lighter-toned paint. Works great with military stuff and some older civilian airliner type stuff as well.

I bought the Azur Fromm Dassault Flamant kit last year and have been slowly working it into a French colonial executive/ Viceroy sort of transport. Something about this insect looking thing that always caught my eye. That fat cigar shaped fuselage/ forked tail and brutal colonial history in Nam/ Cambodia/ Laos and Algeria And it has a notorious combat hack record too: