Antonov 225 + MAKS

[merzo]

Well, good day So I start ....The base: I told(Antonov 225 3D sketch. Beta MAKC)

Print: Polished finish 160 gr / mm paper. No photo, Hungarian name: "Műnyomó papír"

Little research, find the net:




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So here we go.
The sketch has taught many things. So start with another way



Centroplan first rib




Skeleton size of the planes and set a very important thing



Build on each other things:



The wing follows



The sizes and cuts are very accurate



cover



We have the most important level, can be followed ..



trying to create 3D ábrázulás 1 / 120 MAKS



sketch





skin plans



Now, keep in construction .....
I wish everyone a good job
merzo

[Paper Kosmonaut]

Exciting start, Merzo! I'll follow your progress closely. Is "glossy paper" perhaps the name you were looking for?
I really am very curious about that MAKS shuttle.

[JHSurf]

I love big builds so this one is going on the to do list. I saw the Antonov AN 124 in operation in Afghanistan. It made a C-17 Globemaster look like a puddle jumper.

[Cybermac]

Hi!
Looks fantactic, is it Siatki - program which you are using for MAKS?
All the best!

Cybermac

[obwand10]

will you be adding buran?

[Paper Kosmonaut]

Originally Posted by obwand10

will you be adding buran?

Look in the title, Mo. It will be MAKS, the small Russian shuttle that never was. (or maybe it will..)

[Paperwarrior]

This is great thus far! Great attention to detail!
I will follow this thread with great interest.

Antonov makes some great aircraft.

Jeff

[obwand10]

ahhhh. stupid fast reading......

[milenio3]

Very interesting project, Merzo!

And with the MAKS! This is going to be quite a thread.

[Zathros]

Very interesting! I like the way you brace up the interior. I may be "borrowing" your technique. It allows for an interior. Not to far off from the real thing either, except they use a lot more braces of course. Very nice clean and methodical approach. I like it!!