Jakowlew Jak-11 | Bilek
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29 November 2016, 10:59
Gordon SørensenGreat looking cockpit, Hubert! I like the scheme you are going to do. Making your own decals?
28 April 2017, 13:00
Hubert KendziorekThanks, Gordon. I'm going to use the decals out of box, the template made of the copied decal sheet is only for the purpose of being sure, that the demarcation line between white and red colour is in the right place. Best regards, Hubert
28 April 2017, 19:11
Hubert KendziorekThanks, Bernhard 🙂 - I think the plane itself is quite usual and popular (in the former Eastern Block ofcourse), but not often seen as a model indeed. Now I keep my fingers crossed for the decals, hope that the result will be pleasing. Maybe this evening will give it a try... Best regards, Hubert
8 May 2017, 10:41
Sebastian MeynerHi Hubert, great looking build so far 👍
One question thought: how is the general fit? Just recently rediscovered this kit in my stash....
13 May 2017, 23:55
Hubert KendziorekThanks, Mates 🙂. I'm waiting for a free moment to put the decals on. As for the fit - well, not bad for a short-run kit, but be prepared with a lot of filler and patience. Wings to fuselage joint and the wings themselves, wheel wells that required some trimming - I think these are the worst areas. Nothing beyond average skill. Best regards, Hubert
14 May 2017, 11:41
Norbert SteffensWonderfull.....the kit isn't looking that bad. It's not that detailed butt it seems that you didn't use putty or so.
18 June 2017, 05:29
Hubert KendziorekThanks, Mates 🙂. Actually, some amount of putty was required, however not as much as one could have expected taking into account the short run label. Used only the dissolved putty from Gunze.
As you can see, I added the decals on the upper side of wings... Bilek did not provide them in the box, so had to buy some other kit of a Chinese aircraft, as a donor. My choice was Trumpy's J-7B, well - will just make it some day as a captured machine, which was evaluated by USAF.
Also added since my last entry are the rivets, made with the RB riveter.
Some camo corrections will be necessary, the photos of the actual aircraft (have found two good photos) show some details, omitted by Bilek in the instruction...
Glad that you like it 🙂
Best regards, Hubert
18 June 2017, 16:57
Hubert KendziorekAlmost there, only need to paint the propeller tips yellow, add navigation lights and to the showroom😉 Best regards, Hubert
3 July 2017, 09:53
Dan CookNice work Hubert. What have you used as a Gloss. That plane is gleaming. Love the weathering too just right.
3 July 2017, 10:37
Hubert KendziorekThanks, Dan. It's Mr. Hobby Clear Gloss Topcoat, from the can. Love those Gunze's varinishes, they dry quickly (and smell quite nice too😉😢. Best regards, Hubert
3 July 2017, 10:42
Hubert KendziorekUsually using acrylics, usually Mr. Hobby's, but also from Tamiya, AK, Hataka, Vallejo, Lifecolor, Italeri... . This series of clear cotes doesn't seem to react with any of these paints, regardless acrylics, resin or enamels. Work just perfect every time I use them.
Thanks for your comments, glad that you like it, really worth to make something different from time to time 🙂
Best regards
Hubert
3 July 2017, 12:53
Jay Mountain GoatThe glossy finish, the expertly done weathering, the striking colours - all very much excellent.
3 July 2017, 17:01
Łukasz GlińskiNot my scale, but looks lovely. Pity such nice colours weren't worn in Polish service...
3 July 2017, 17:14
Dan CookIs the gloss coat in a light blue and yellow can? B-501 sorry to keep asking love the finish!
3 July 2017, 18:11
Hubert KendziorekThanks for all so nice comments, Mates 🙂. Yep, Dan - GUN-B-501, this is it. Best regards, Hubert
3 July 2017, 19:10
Hubert KendziorekMany thanks for your comments, Mates 🙂 Little Yak stands out in the crowd in these colours indeed. Best regards, Hubert
12 July 2017, 05:47
