ESCI Mig-23S
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3 17 June 2020, 23:44
Nathan Dempsey
Nice work Clifford. I really like the color scheme/markings you put on this one. You really uplifted this old kit.
Nice work Clifford. I really like the color scheme/markings you put on this one. You really uplifted this old kit.
29 June 2020, 14:19
Clifford Keesler
Thank you very much Nathan. Your kind words mean a lot. It was a lot of work, but an enjoyable build. Eventually I will finish the Mig-27.
Thank you very much Nathan. Your kind words mean a lot. It was a lot of work, but an enjoyable build. Eventually I will finish the Mig-27.
29 June 2020, 20:51
Alexander Grivonev
Wooow, are those bullet holes or rivets?😢
Nice job mate, great result with this oldie👍 Had my share of the MiG-27 kit 20 years or so ago
Wooow, are those bullet holes or rivets?😢
Nice job mate, great result with this oldie👍 Had my share of the MiG-27 kit 20 years or so ago
30 June 2020, 15:44
Michael Phillips
That really turned out great Clifford! I love that scheme, and plan to do the exact one myself eventually.
That really turned out great Clifford! I love that scheme, and plan to do the exact one myself eventually.
30 June 2020, 17:22
Clifford Keesler
Thank you very much Alexander, Roland and Michael, for your kind words. It makes me feel good that you like it. @ Alexander, they are supposed to be rivets. LOL. Guess I need to use a smaller needle. I used the same one I use for scribing panel lines. I threw every PE detail set that Eduard makes at this one. It was a lot of fun. The Mig-27 will get the same treatment. I may try to add more riveting to the 27 with my riveting tool.
Thank you very much Alexander, Roland and Michael, for your kind words. It makes me feel good that you like it. @ Alexander, they are supposed to be rivets. LOL. Guess I need to use a smaller needle. I used the same one I use for scribing panel lines. I threw every PE detail set that Eduard makes at this one. It was a lot of fun. The Mig-27 will get the same treatment. I may try to add more riveting to the 27 with my riveting tool.
30 June 2020, 20:02
Michael Phillips
Since I recently riveted an entire 1/48 MH-53E (it is HUGE and it has A TON of rivets), I can share something I found that works for me. What I did is place a thick tape (such as letraset or Tamiya tape for curves) where I wanted the row of rivets to be, and then took a pencil and drew a line using the tape as the guide. I then removed the tape and ran the tool over the line freehand. I found that to work much better than just using the tape itself as the guide. It does take some practice, so do so on scrap plastic first.
I have the RB rivet tool, not sure what you have, but it works really well.
Since I recently riveted an entire 1/48 MH-53E (it is HUGE and it has A TON of rivets), I can share something I found that works for me. What I did is place a thick tape (such as letraset or Tamiya tape for curves) where I wanted the row of rivets to be, and then took a pencil and drew a line using the tape as the guide. I then removed the tape and ran the tool over the line freehand. I found that to work much better than just using the tape itself as the guide. It does take some practice, so do so on scrap plastic first.
I have the RB rivet tool, not sure what you have, but it works really well.
30 June 2020, 20:08
Alexander Grivonev
The Trumpeter one is really $hit, also considering buying a proper one for quite some time. Everyone is praising "Rosie the riveter" but almost 30€ for just one size....dunno:/
I am aiming at some modular type like Michael mentioned by RB models but they seem to be sold out.
The Trumpeter one is really $hit, also considering buying a proper one for quite some time. Everyone is praising "Rosie the riveter" but almost 30€ for just one size....dunno:/
I am aiming at some modular type like Michael mentioned by RB models but they seem to be sold out.
30 June 2020, 21:06
Clifford Keesler
Yes they are hard to get. That is the one I want, but it seems like it is always out of stock, so must be very popular. I agree the Trumpeter one is a POS.
Yes they are hard to get. That is the one I want, but it seems like it is always out of stock, so must be very popular. I agree the Trumpeter one is a POS.
1 July 2020, 15:34
Alexander Grivonev
Found another one, they also had them listed on eBay recently. Seems legit, but they are asking 25$ for shipping from China.
galaxy-model.com/product_en.html#tools
Found another one, they also had them listed on eBay recently. Seems legit, but they are asking 25$ for shipping from China.
galaxy-model.com/product_en.html#tools
1 July 2020, 16:03
Bart Goesaert
rosie the rivetter is idd expensive, but very good... With regards to the model: very nice work to this old kit...
rosie the rivetter is idd expensive, but very good... With regards to the model: very nice work to this old kit...
6 July 2020, 05:55
Mathieu
you may also consider the RaduB productions riveting wheels, they works great and less expensive than the rosie products.
Very nice Mig Btw.
you may also consider the RaduB productions riveting wheels, they works great and less expensive than the rosie products.
Very nice Mig Btw.
6 July 2020, 09:24
Clifford Keesler
Thank you very much Bart and Mathieu. @ Mathieu I will check them out, thanks.
Thank you very much Bart and Mathieu. @ Mathieu I will check them out, thanks.
6 July 2020, 16:45
Album info
Finally Finished.