Florov 4302 MaksArt 1/33 scale

[Isaac]

Originally Posted by MacSongLi

Thanks Isaac. I'm considering doing the Yak-30 after the P-47. I'm very glad that you did the build thread.


Gary

Gary

Let me know if you need a canopy for it.

Isaac

[3Turner]

Originally Posted by Isaac

This is a purchased vacuforming box I got a few years back. However, there are plenty of articles here on building one.

Ah okay. I already have one, but like that one you have. I made my own, but it's crude and not as slick as yours.

Originally Posted by Isaac

I made a correction to your quote, as my name is spelled Isaac ( 2 A's, not 2 S's )


Thanks

Isaac

Didn't even notice my typo....sorry

[Isaac]

Here are a few photos I took of the model.

The designer added some wear marks to the model ( those are the white smudges at the edges of the parts. I like it ).







As I stated before, these are relatively easy models to build if you are a moderate builder ( not beginner models though ). The thing that attracted me to the MaksArt models is that they are accurate rendition of the real subjects ( in my case, aircraft ). They are colored and rendered nicely, but look realistic given their simplicity. Most are one or two colors.



Isaac

[Isaac]

Here is the current collection of rocket and ram jet powered aircraft and concept planes:



Sombold So 344, Lippisch P.13a, Me-163

Florov 4302 , Katsudori


All in 1/33 scale.


Isaac

[MacSongLi]

Even without the swept wings. It's a very cool looking aircraft. Fits in well in the photo of the other ram jets. You did a great job, Isaac.


I'll e-mail you when I start building the Yak-30. I'm current moving parts to 8-1/2 x11, then trying to create natural metal finish.


Thanks,
Gary