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In 1988 Maly Modelarz issued glider Czajka bis together with RWD10.
????? ??????? "Maly modelarz" 1988 ? ![]() ![]() WWW.KONRADUS.COM - 50 year Maly Modelarz
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Here's my cockpit that I made up for Aaron's Wampir II, along with a display stand. The instruments are made from Q-Tip shafts. The seat and pedals are based on other SZD gliders of the era. I printed a plywood pattern on the back of the fuselage parts sheet to give the cockpit a wooden interior.
Aaron's model originally has a box spar structure in the cockpit area so I was worried about the wings sagging. But the basic fuselage sides doubled with the cockpit sides gives the wings plenty of support. The model is held in place on the stand using magnets, so it is removable. |
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looks very very good.
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Very good work!
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That looks very cool, this is one of my favorite sailplanes....Rich
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T21 from JM precision
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JM precision cardmodels - Downloads | Free Download Models and had to put aside as a future project. When I came round this week to find it, the memory stick that I had put it on was not readable! ![]() Regards Ron |
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All this gliders are very nice I´ll try to make some for flying.
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Yakovlev Yak-14, soviet military glider, scale 1:100, a model that I've designed for: Calendar macheta. Machete din carton - PaperModel.ro along with a 2016 calendar
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Thank you very much!
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Polish vintage glider IS-B Komar rescaled to 1/48
Lately, I have been looking at a few of the Polish vintage gliders mentioned in this thread, available mostly from GPM. Also, I have tried out modeling in 1/48 scale, which is way out of my comfort zone. For those of you being well aquainted to this scale, I believe it would be like modeling in 1/100 - at least that’s what it feels like for my fingers used to 1/16 scale.
Here’s my very first attempt - the vintage glider IS-B ”Komar” (meaning ”mosquito” or even ”gnat”, which indicates a very insignificant creation indeed).  ![]() Those already familiar with the original GPM model will immediately see that I recolored the model to my own liking, at the same time reducing it from the original 1/33 scale to 1/48 scale.  ![]() As you may have noticed, I also added a rather voluptuous female pilot, one of at batch of 50 or so plastic figures in seated position, which I got for a few dollars worth from Ebay (delivered within days by airmail all the way from Schezuen, China, no freight cost at all charged!). She was one of the few figures in the entire batch who were able to worm her way into the constrained glider cockpit. Next time I will take care to dress her colleague pilots a bit more decorously; matt grey paint over the pink dress originally provided will do the trick, I’m sure. ![]() The design of this model is most interesting, since it doesn’t require any parts at all to be doubled with thick card. All spars and formers are built up from the same paper thickness as the skin parts. This was one of the reasons I wanted to try it out. I will show the design in a later post, and also discuss the simple recoloring technique I used. As for a build report, alas, I did not believe I could finish the model to a state worth showing, so I did not make any photos. However, those interested will find ample illustrations in Ostojas build report on this site of the full 1/33 scale original version of the GPM Komar. The above view of my new small portable building tray is the best I can do for now. That, plus a lamp with a great big magnifying glass, is what I have been bringing to the TV sofa lately. Kind regards for now, Leif
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