Building Yoavs Kfir - Page 11

**Longbow** · #**101** 03-18-2016, 07:17 AM

Very well done Chris !

**cafe** · #**102** 03-18-2016, 08:01 AM

It's a very nice build! Congrats!

**Erik Zwaan** · #**103** 03-18-2016, 08:29 AM

Very well done Chris. 52 cm long is quite a bit. I like "the shine" your model has.

Erik

**McTschegsn** · #**104** 05-27-2016, 03:09 AM

Starged glueing again

Just fiddling around with the servo covers on the bottom of the wing. Its time to finish this marvellous bird

Not sure about the stand. MAybe I will be going for Yoavs Way with a Mobile Phone Stand

Will post some pics soon.
Getting back into business :D

**Erik Zwaan** · #**105** 05-30-2016, 08:15 AM

Yes Sir, please enlighten us with the final chapter of this beautiful saga!

Cheers,
Erik

**McTschegsn** · #**106** 05-31-2016, 03:28 AM

Trying

I am just working a bit on the servo actuator covers. Pretty neat details and the fit is great as always!

**McTschegsn** · #**107** 10-21-2016, 07:21 AM

Finally continuing building this masterpiece of Yoav.
Just fitted the Canards and the servo actuator covers. Now going for the rest of the fiddly bits

Sorry for the bad lighting. We moved to a new location and I am still dealing with the light situation

**elliott** · #**108** 10-21-2016, 07:41 AM

Nice to see you're still on top of this Chris. Looking forward to the final wrap-up.

**McTschegsn** · #**109** 02-16-2017, 01:36 AM

Long time no see and no building progress but never forgotten

I continued with the Kfir and now I proudly can state: I finished the beautiful belly of the beast

I am not going too much into details... Fiddling around aith the varoius air intakes glueing them to the fuselage wathing this baby growing is very satisfying.
For the nose I took the easy way and took a toothpick and formed the housing to a snuggly fit.
The cannon barrels are made of carbon fibre (which shines a bit like gunmetal grey already).
I must mention it again: The fit of Yoavs parts is gorgeous as the whole model is.
I am not sure whether I build and mount the wing tanks but that can be done easily when the build is finished and when I decide that I want them.

Some eye candy for you is attached and now I am going to the upper side of the fuselage attaching the last tiddly bits such as (more) air intakes and probes

**Erik Zwaan** · #**110** 02-16-2017, 02:48 AM

Hi Chris,

Welcome back, good to finish this great model. Just for your info, last year I built Yoav's Mirage IIIC and installed wing tanks and sidewinders. The thread is somewhere on this forum. It's my personal opinion that a "dressed-up" aircraft looks better so go for it!

Cheers,
Erik