Su-27 family серийных истребителей Су-27.

[MiG-23MLD]

here is to compare both the Su-27 and Su-34

[MiG-23MLD]

Here is the best Su-34 i have ever made.


The only main drawback it has are the engine nacelles are a bit closer than the original aircraft but in general terms it is a good model

[birder]

Nice!
Those are great. You have saved the drawings somehow? Copy machine, anything, reminds me of my scratchbuilds I would copy, then color then copy at kinko's on cardstock, no computer at all! (its alot easier now!!):D
Just tweak your drawings until you get what you like then we can all make them?

[cgutzmer]

Are you having issues with the design of the canopy plastic or the framing. Maybe you are having problems with the actual forming of the plastic for the canopy?

If its the forming there are a couple tutorials out there for vacu-forming. Maybe those can help! Will see if I can find those links *grumble grumble* got em around here somewhere...
Chris

[Yu Gyokubun]

MiG-23MLD, all planes you have scratch-built looks really nice!!!

Cheers,

[MiG-23MLD]

Originally Posted by birder

Nice!
Those are great. You have saved the drawings somehow? Copy machine, anything, reminds me of my scratchbuilds I would copy, then color then copy at kinko's on cardstock, no computer at all! (its alot easier now!!):D
Just tweak your drawings until you get what you like then we can all make them?

No i have no drawings at all, i design them from scratch, that is what i think makes them so different from each other, for example i am building a new Su-27B, but basicly it won`t be a copy of the late one you have seen, i can be worse or it can be better in terms of accuracy, some things might be very similar due to the fact the brain can be trained to do similar cuts, but in general terms i can not make them copies of each one and the same to the earlier model.


i will show you later a few more pictures of the building process, once i build the inlets and wings of the new Su-27B, i have already built most of the fore fuselage and the engines.

[MiG-23MLD]

Originally Posted by YuG

MiG-23MLD, all planes you have scratch-built looks really nice!!!

Cheers,

Thanks, YuG, i want to make the T-4 personally that is my favorite jet trainer of the 1980s, however i will build a He-162 from scratch so you can see the process i use from the begining, it is not so different from the way people here make aircraft.

My favorite Japanese aircraft are the Mitsubishi F1 and T2, the Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien, the Kawasaki T-4 and the Zero

I have been to Tokyo many times, but definitively to live in Japan the best place is Hokkaido, at least that is my personal opinion.

[scyg]

That's pretty stunning work, especially just "eyeballing" the design. I'd be very interested in seeing how you work.

[MiG-23MLD]

Originally Posted by scyg

That's pretty stunning work, especially just "eyeballing" the design. I'd be very interested in seeing how you work.

here i leave you some steps in the process of building a new Su-27B, this Su-27 is now in building process so i will finish it most likely next week further more i let you see a very early Su-27 that i built several years ago

[Nir]

I think that no one in the world had design a LAVI paper model.
So your LAVI is very unique.

If you need a pictures of the LAVI, please send me a message.