This museum piece has been damaged during Hurricane "Ike" in 2008 but was eventually repaired and repainted (an entirely different color) Pictures are pre-damage.
This is not a natural metal finish
Painting process. Pre-shading panels.
A coat of AK Xtreme Metal Aluminium
Pre shading panel lines with a brown wash
Semi transparent grey as the final coat. A mix of Tamiya White X-2, Smoke X-19 and Grey XF-20
The brown canopy sealing was painted using simple colored pencils. The window mask was used as a guidance.
Several metal shades for the exhaust
The damaged decal which was kindly replaced by mate Vince Venezuela. Thanks a lot!
As already mentioned this airplane was damaged during a hurricane 2008 but it was eventually repaired and.......repainted.
Yep....
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31 17 March 2021, 09:12
Łukasz Gliński Lovely 👍 They were painted grey from some point in time, so I assume you're correct with this one. Didn't know this one made it so far away 😮
Vince Venezuela Wow! Amazing result with a great attention to details! You re very welcome, happy to be of a modest contribution to your excellent build 😄
Alexander Grivonev Had to retake a few pictures because to my own embarassment I attached the main gear doors the wrong way and a nice and observant mate (Thanks Flugi!) pointed it out. What a mess of a build! Thanks @ all again 👍
First of all a huge THANK YOU @Vince Venezuela who provided some replacement decals because I ruined mine!
MiG-21MF Polish AF. Serial number 7600
Eduard kit and decals
Eduard Brassin exhaust nozzle
Quickboost undercarriage covers
Res/Kit wheels
Master static dischargers
Some confusion caused the outward appearance of this airplane. Eduard suggests a natural metal finish in their instruction. The photos I found of this machine when it was on display in Galveston in Texas with its original paint show an overall grey coating. At least to my eye. This is confirmed by other pictures of Polish MFs, they are coated with some semi opaque grey. I might be completely wrong on this, so you are welcome to correct me but anyway, here is my take on this particular airplane. Enjoy!