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Dave Flitton
Watching!!

Thomas Bischoff
watching as well - 1:144 is definitely smaller than 1:48 🙂

Christopher Bodlak
Can't wait to see this one

Andrzej Rygiel
@Thomas, you are correct, although I always wanted to build a similar beast in my favorite 48th scale. I guess I will need to wait until my kids move out of the house and I'll be able to repurpose one of their rooms into a display case 😄.

Guy Rump
Looks great, congrats! 👍

Mr D
Looks great, nice all-round job.
👍👍

Neuling
A agree with Villiers.

Ben M
What a great result!

TH SCALE MODELS (Thomas Haberl)
BTW - You can even remove the carrier film with a masking tape if you are brave 😁

Spanjaard
fantastic result. beautiful paint job and weathering.

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work. I like the weathering.

Neuling
Same as Viliers!

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work.

Dash Rendar
Great work! Looking really good.

J35J
Great work & detailing!

Andrzej Rygiel
Thanks J35J! I just finished this project, adding couple of quick phone camera photos here. I'll add a proper gallery later on.

Villiers de Vos
A nice build with restrained weathering. Very nice work.

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work.

gorby
Lovely job!

Mr D
Nice 👍 Nice..... really like it, great looking bird the 190 and formidable appointment by all accounts 👌 good stuff 👍👍

Villiers de Vos
Beautiful finish.

Torsten
Follow 👀

BetterTimes-Henry
Great start. Watching.

Villiers de Vos
Fantastic work.

Sergej I
Beauty! 👍

Andrzej Rygiel
I got this kit as a Christmas gift when I came back to the modelling hobby. At first, I felt enthusiasm and nostalgia, the original Su-25K 1/48 kit from OEZ was one the best ones I had the pleasure to build as a teenager loooong time ago. But then the reality hit - the SMER release is nowhere near as good as I remember the original OEZ kit, it looks like they changed the original moulding a bit and definitely weren't keeping it maintained properly. The amount of flash is astounding and on some of the elements it was almost indistinguishable where the actual part ends and what is the flash you need to remove. The white plastic feels "weird", it's very soft, you can shape it easily but I have some doubts if the Tamiya extra thin cement wouldn't have some longer-term effect on it... The general fit is not great, feels a lot like a short run kit. It's definitely not for the heart fainted...

Anyway, I didn't want to let my original gift-giver down and took the challenge head-on! The Eduard's PE sets add a lot of details that are otherwise poorly represented or missing completely. I'm not going to open the canopy so the original equipment + the interior PE set will do just fine here. I am also going to purchase the FOD covers and RBF sets from Quickboost, as it would take an inadequate time for me (not mentioning my lack of the skill required to do that 😄) to model the engines and other details, they will be covered.

I'm pretty sure once (and IF) I finish this fella I'll be so happy to come back to my Eduard or Tamiya stash items (someone called models like that one very good for keeping your "Tamiya appreciation factor" high, I cannot agree more 🙂 ).

Cristian A
Great progress so far. Coming back to the hobby feels really good, taking a seat on the Frogfoot build 👍

Spanjaard
very nice black cat

Andrzej Rygiel
Thanks!

Neuling
Wow! 1/144 . 👍

Matt L
Bravo, really nice 1/144 build.

Spanjaard
nice