boxy planes in 1:250

[cafe]

You're welcome! I thought I had already posted all these to the DL section and just needed to change the files to the current version but could only find the later Ye-6/MiG-21F-13/J-7 conversions. The Analog isn't new. I also have a more realist version in 1:200 but I've never built that one.

[wireandpaper]

Thank you Carlos. I just could not resist. Here is my first take on the Analog.

[cafe]

Flying through the skies! Nice build, Pablo. Gracias!

[campeon1977]

happy holidays companions!
Greetings to all and I share a photo of my Su-33 scale 1/250 with its smaller brothers 1/422 scale.
Best regards

[cafe]

Nice Su-33. The deployed airbrake is a nice touch.

[cafe]

I've added a new batch of MiG-21F-13 and F-7 to the download section.

- 4 african Chengdu F-7
--- F-7IIN, Zimbabwe (2 examples)
--- F-7NI, Nigeria
--- F-7NM, Namibia

- 3 egyptian planes
--- F-7B, Egypt (x 2, early and late with different canopies)
--- MiG-21F-13 in desert camo, Egypt

- Israeli MiG-21F-13
--- the same plane in 3 different israeli liveries

[rickstef]

Originally Posted by cafe

I've added a new batch of MiG-21F-13 and F-7 to the download section.

- 4 african Chengdu F-7
--- F-7IIN, Zimbabwe (2 examples)
--- F-7NI, Nigeria
--- F-7NM, Namibia

- 3 egyptian planes
--- F-7B, Egypt (x 2, early and late with different canopies)
--- MiG-21F-13 in desert camo, Egypt

- Israeli MiG-21F-13
--- the same plane in 3 different israeli liveries

Files have been approved

[cafe]

Thank you!

[cafe]

I've added a 4th pdf file to the last download:

- 4 european MiG-21F-13
--- East Germany (camo)
--- Czehchoslovakia (metal, recco version)
--- Czehchoslovakia (camo)
--- Poland (camo)

[cafe]

Another batch of MiG-21F-13 and J-7 are awaiting mod clearance in the download section.

Among them are a bulgarian MiG-21F-13, a romanian example, and an albanian F-7A in communist era markings.

At this point I've done 111 schemes for this PR Models MiG-21 (all versions). Of these, 93 have been released, 4 are still unreleased (the 4 CF-121) and 14 are private (mostly in the markings of my fictional air force).