Su-27 Flanker in Ukrainian Digital Camo
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82 24 January 2020, 08:32
Łukasz GlińskiVery cool Flanker. Does the kit require major changes to represent the Ukrainian version?
24 January 2020, 08:47
★ Starfish ★Honestly I wasn't that precise but the Ukrainians use the Su-27P1M which has the IRST mounted in the center of the cockpit. There might be other minor changes but as I said, I did not go into detail too much😉
24 January 2020, 08:54
FranckyMy god, what are these things beautiful in that fantastic bleu color scheme. Much more interestig (from a purely modellers point of view) than those grey-grey-grey US planes.
24 January 2020, 09:42
Juergen KlinglhuberA real cool scheme and an impressive cool build. Even more considering that we talk 72. great!
24 January 2020, 16:47
FranckyVery nice, and I much appreciate the attention for surrounding the plane with some equipment.
27 January 2022, 13:12
Richard ChealsNot much can be added to those compliments above; awesome camo and very nice little dio 👏👏
25 February 2022, 13:55
FranckyOn your question about Vallejo primers in the video, I can only give you one advice: Do NOT use it, toss it in the bin.
But cleaning and degreasing the surface before painting (with whatever paint) remains a good advice.
10 April, 11:18
★ Starfish ★Thanks Frankie! I haven't used Vallejo primer anymore after this Sukhoi. I mostly use Mr. Finishing Surfacer nowadays but I still don't clean my kits 🙂
10 April, 17:46
FranckyI am not claiming that I am fanatic about it, but I do clean surfaces before airbrushing, and I always prime. Often I sue the primer of the brand of paint I am going to use.
Cleaning for me means that I go over the surface with a piece of tissue that doesn't leave any dust behind on the surface but is slightly wet with isopropanol. This is sufficient to remove fingerprints (that for instance when you use a metaliser from Alclad become very prominent once airbrushed) or other greasy stuff.
I do this as last stage before airbrushing the primer
15 April, 08:43
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