Zetor 25 - Czechoslovak Air Force - WIP
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16 7 November 2023, 22:49
Ludvík Kružík
I will admit at the outset that I only build cars occasionally. I turn to cars (and now a tractor) once in a while to take a break from planes to return to them with all the more gusto.
In this case, moreover, I'm combining the pleasant with the useful, because I got a military version of a Zetor that pulled Migs instead of plows on airfields.
When I discovered this tractor, I liked it from the first moment. And when the military version came along, it was a done deal. I just had to have this!
I will admit at the outset that I only build cars occasionally. I turn to cars (and now a tractor) once in a while to take a break from planes to return to them with all the more gusto.
In this case, moreover, I'm combining the pleasant with the useful, because I got a military version of a Zetor that pulled Migs instead of plows on airfields.
When I discovered this tractor, I liked it from the first moment. And when the military version came along, it was a done deal. I just had to have this!
7 November 2023, 23:41
Ludvík Kružík
I started working on building the model. This time it's really going to be an out of the box build. The kit is well made and contains all necessary accessories. Apart from a few thin wires there is nothing extra to make.
The kit parts are cast in resin and many parts are really small. Because the resin is fragile, I have to be careful and gentle when separating the parts so as not to damage the parts unnecessarily.
I started working on building the model. This time it's really going to be an out of the box build. The kit is well made and contains all necessary accessories. Apart from a few thin wires there is nothing extra to make.
The kit parts are cast in resin and many parts are really small. Because the resin is fragile, I have to be careful and gentle when separating the parts so as not to damage the parts unnecessarily.
9 November 2023, 00:00
Ludvík Kružík
After adding some small parts to the tractor chassis, I sprayed the main parts and assemblies.
Now I will start to finish the parts and assemble the model.
After adding some small parts to the tractor chassis, I sprayed the main parts and assemblies.
Now I will start to finish the parts and assemble the model.
15 November 2023, 21:50
Ludvík Kružík
Good to see you here, Alec.
It's not a plane, but it's plane-related. This tractor used to pull Mig fighters around the airport. 😄
Good to see you here, Alec.
It's not a plane, but it's plane-related. This tractor used to pull Mig fighters around the airport. 😄
16 November 2023, 22:24
Ludvík Kružík
Work on the model continues. I am gradually adding more details.
Work on the model continues. I am gradually adding more details.
16 November 2023, 22:39
Alec K
Definitely a great accessory to any airfield dio. I am getting closer to building a MiG ("closer" being a veeery relative term), I think it's available in 1/72 so may have to add to wishlist 😄
Definitely a great accessory to any airfield dio. I am getting closer to building a MiG ("closer" being a veeery relative term), I think it's available in 1/72 so may have to add to wishlist 😄
17 November 2023, 13:31
Ludvík Kružík
I added the last details and finished the model. 🙂
Photos of the finished model are in a separate album here: Zetor 25 ‘Military w/Towbar for MiG 15/17s’, CMK 1:48 | Album by KLuK (1:48)
I added the last details and finished the model. 🙂
Photos of the finished model are in a separate album here: Zetor 25 ‘Military w/Towbar for MiG 15/17s’, CMK 1:48 | Album by KLuK (1:48)
19 November 2023, 22:06
bughunter
Great work on a nice little kit! Did you use a primer on the resin parts?
Great work on a nice little kit! Did you use a primer on the resin parts?
24 November 2023, 18:09
Ludvík Kružík
Thank you bughunter! I really appreciate your words.
I didn't use any primer. The paints are sprayed directly onto the resin. I was worried that multiple layers of paint would cause some of the fine detail to be lost.
The only touch up before spraying the paint was to sand the surface of the model with fine sandpaper (#2000) and wash the entire model with detergent and then dry.
Thank you bughunter! I really appreciate your words.
I didn't use any primer. The paints are sprayed directly onto the resin. I was worried that multiple layers of paint would cause some of the fine detail to be lost.
The only touch up before spraying the paint was to sand the surface of the model with fine sandpaper (#2000) and wash the entire model with detergent and then dry.
25 November 2023, 15:59