Hawk J21 and Sea gall G4 in 1 to 32

[deki]

Hello guys, I posted a few photos of the paper models under construction, the J-21 hawk, the G-4 seagull to tow the target, and another classic seagull.
The J-21:
The G4 for tow target:
ANd classic G4:

[Butelczynski]

Those are Soko J-21 Jastreb and Soko G-4 Super Galeb.

When presenting models please put full designation on the beginning.For most of those in West Yugoslav aviation is a blank page.Aviation in any of the Balkan countries seems to be blank page for a lot of people for that matter.

Those are very good models and they are very well done.Who is the publisher?Web site maybe?C'mon,give them some free advertisement

[deki]

Thank you, I'm glad you like the models and I apologize for not using the full label, which includes the manufacturer Soko from the city of Mostar in the former Yugoslavia. Models do not exist on the market. I made them myself, using the 3D modeling software "Blender" and the graphic processing software "Inkscape" and "Photoshop". I made the covers of the cabin using a mold made of wood balsa water jet through which I threaded a heated transparent plastic film 0.5 mm thick. These are actually prototypes of the models, in fact the first printed models. In addition to these, I have done a number of others related to the aircraft of the former Kingdom of Yugoslavia such as Rogozarski IK-3, Licensed Hawker Hurricane MkI at the Zmaj factory, as well as modern aircraft of the Serbian Air Force, such as Utva Lasta 95 military designation V-54:

[Butelczynski]

Ooo,now.you are talking. Will you be selling them on ecardmodels.com ? Jets are cool but Yugoslav Hurricane sounds much more interesting.

You should seriously think about setting up a store on scares. Quality like this deserves to be appreciated and shared.

[John Bowden]

I agree! Need to be on ecardmodels for all of us to build and enjoy!

[Butelczynski]

Also try different set up for pictures.Outdoors with natural light works for me,you might find other way.Pictures above have a lot of shadows and are dark.Avoid white (very light colored) background.

[YOAVHOZMI]

Your models look great.
Considerable work has been invested in them.

YOAV

[gomidefilho]

Very nice! Yugo subjects are very interesting!

[Mike1158]

I concur, they are good enough to make a bit of money for you, right up there with Yoav and other friends.

[deki]

Here are some more aircraft models from the pre-World War II era that were made in the former Kingdom of Yugoslavia: Rogozarski IK-3
and licensed Hawker Fury
Haker Hurricane
and from that era British RAF Hawker Fury .