One model per (non-working) day

[tigertony100]

Thank you very much cafe!!!! Let me grab my scissors...

[cafe]

I don't guarantee there won't be any issues with the MiG-21I Analog. I made the wings years before the nose and it would need more spars than the one used on the regular delta wing. Consider it a first draft.

[tigertony100]

Originally Posted by cafe

I don't guarantee there won't be any issues with the MiG-21I Analog. I made the wings years before the nose and it would need more spars than the one used on the regular delta wing. Consider it a first draft.

Well, if I find some issues I'll try to fix them and notice to you, but now I can disagrup pieces. thank again.

[DrDrei642]

Hello here on this Thread

I just wanted to share my newly finished personal recolored 1/300 scale F-15C Eagles, Bearing the units of 173rd Fighter Wing based in Oregon, which I think there's two of which has been applied with "Shark Mouth" nose art, the serial numbers 78-0486 and 79-0046, on which sadly, 78-0486 has already been sent to AMARC in 2010, whilst 79-0046 is still in service through this very day.

*I started by doing first the Eagle artwork that has been painted on each of its its rudders and trying to make it it as detailed as possible as if someone attempts to build in bigger scales, and followed by managing to find the exact font of the "OREGON" (inside of the Eagle artwork), "KINGSLEY FIELD" (below the serial numbers), and "KLAMATH FALLS" (inside of each rudders) word stencils, and finally the doing the different "Shark Mouth" nose art patterns of the two serial numbers. other details applied where the Eagle that has been applied in the front of the canopy, as well as recoloring the roundels with dark gray.

Photo of the "Shark Mouth" nose art for reference purpose, left photo was taken from Flickr.com and the right photo was taken from Jetphotos.com


Here's the template file of the "Oregon Shark Mouth" F-15C Eagles, I hope you like it and let me know if there's any inconsistencies in it

[cafe]

Thank you, Andrei!

[DrDrei642]

Originally Posted by cafe

Thank you, Andrei!

You’re welcome Cafe

[Pips]

I modified Bruno's DC-3 into Basler BT-67 used by Colombian Air Force as AC-47T Fantasma gunship.

[Crew c37]

Originally Posted by Waylon48290

Hello here on this Thread

I just wanted to share my newly finished personal recolored 1/300 scale F-15C Eagles, Bearing the units of 173rd Fighter Wing based in Oregon, which I think there's two of which has been applied with "Shark Mouth" nose art, the serial numbers 78-0486 and 79-0046, on which sadly, 78-0486 has already been sent to AMARC in 2010, whilst 79-0046 is still in service through this very day.

*I started by doing first the Eagle artwork that has been painted on each of its its rudders and trying to make it it as detailed as possible as if someone attempts to build in bigger scales, and followed by managing to find the exact font of the "OREGON" (inside of the Eagle artwork), "KINGSLEY FIELD" (below the serial numbers), and "KLAMATH FALLS" (inside of each rudders) word stencils, and finally the doing the different "Shark Mouth" nose art patterns of the two serial numbers. other details applied where the Eagle that has been applied in the front of the canopy, as well as recoloring the roundels with dark gray.

Photo of the "Shark Mouth" nose art for reference purpose, left photo was taken from Flickr.com and the right photo was taken from Jetphotos.com


Here's the template file of the "Oregon Shark Mouth" F-15C Eagles, I hope you like it and let me know if there's any inconsistencies in it

Not gonna lie , the eagle artwork looks so cool , reminds me of the P40 hawks with the artwork , similar to the eagle artwok.

[DrDrei642]

Originally Posted by Waylon48290

Hello here on this Thread

I just wanted to share my newly finished personal recolored 1/300 scale F-15C Eagles, Bearing the units of 173rd Fighter Wing based in Oregon, which I think there's two of which has been applied with "Shark Mouth" nose art, the serial numbers 78-0486 and 79-0046, on which sadly, 78-0486 has already been sent to AMARC in 2010, whilst 79-0046 is still in service through this very day.

*I started by doing first the Eagle artwork that has been painted on each of its its rudders and trying to make it it as detailed as possible as if someone attempts to build in bigger scales, and followed by managing to find the exact font of the "OREGON" (inside of the Eagle artwork), "KINGSLEY FIELD" (below the serial numbers), and "KLAMATH FALLS" (inside of each rudders) word stencils, and finally the doing the different "Shark Mouth" nose art patterns of the two serial numbers. other details applied where the Eagle that has been applied in the front of the canopy, as well as recoloring the roundels with dark gray.

Photo of the "Shark Mouth" nose art for reference purpose, left photo was taken from Flickr.com and the right photo was taken from Jetphotos.com


Here's the template file of the "Oregon Shark Mouth" F-15C Eagles, I hope you like it and let me know if there's any inconsistencies in it

True Indeed Crewc37

Anyways, I just managed to "remaster" the templates of the F-15Cs, by recoloring the outer side of the antennas with the eagle artwork as well as recoloring the radome for the serial number 78-0486

[wireandpaper]

Originally Posted by Pips

I modified Bruno's DC-3 into Basler BT-67 used by Colombian Air Force as AC-47T Fantasma gunship.

Very nice. Are these available now?
I have been waiting for a Dragonfly and a Super Tucano in tiny.