Mig-21PFM Museo del aire
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1 7 May 2017, 07:34
Choppa Nuttalooking good so far !! 🙂
I am wondering why you went for this much more expensive boxing of the Eduard kit though ?
was it the decal options that swung it for you ? 🙂
7 May 2017, 08:14
Christian RistitsLooks great so far, will build the heavily weathered aircraft from the cover?
7 May 2017, 17:38
Roge LamasYes i will build the heavily weathered version. : P with the AK products for chipping. In a multiple master class the teachers will explain how to make the heavily weathered version for all members of the course organized by IPMS Madrid Model34 in collaboration with AAMA (Friends Association of the Air Museum). Thanks for watching.
8 May 2017, 06:16
Roge LamasThanks 🙂 I upload more photos. I made some chipping areas with washable agent and is very funny and easy.
17 May 2017, 16:16
Spanjaardlooking really good Roge, i will certainly follow this one with interest! i am ashamed to say i have not seen Museo del Aire in Madrid yet.... but probably i will try to resolve that next Christmas 🙂
7 June 2017, 22:41
Roge LamasGood! Enjoy it! But i have bad news. The Mig-21 that have the Museo del Aire in Madrid it was repainted and restored one week ago 😛
8 June 2017, 13:55
Spanjaardha ha ha Roge, no problem, i have seen quite a few rusted Migs in Berlin museum 🙂
and you will immortalize the Madrid one for ever in your model😉
8 June 2017, 16:50
Album info
Model34 IPMS Madrid started a course to teach the basic and some advanced tecnics to build an aircraft. In this case is the Mig-21 displayed on "Museo del Aire" Madrid Spain. The course is sponsored by AK. And the AAMA (association friends of Museo del Aire) collaborate with us givin a place to made the course, and access to the real mig-21 to take photos and references.
