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Joe's Trumpeter 1/72 Mig-29C Fulcrum

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yak face said:
Fantastic build joe , really makes me want to do one of these . The fiddly attachment of stores is a common problem that no makers have ever really solved . You think that someone would have come up with a better system than the current tiny contact point ? Ive often been frustrated at the end of a build by having to reattach stores again and again . Anyway rant over , top class work on the MiG , cheers tony
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Cheers Tony, glad you like the MiG. Couldn't agree more about the weapons, I've had to do a few repairs to models over the years after they have dropped a bomb or missile after being bumped on the shelf. I did experiment once with drilling into pylons and fitting brass rods that slotted into holes created in weapons. Worked okay but very fiddly with no room for error.
HAWKERHUNTER said:
Stunning work Joe. The paintwork and weathering are a top job mate. Brilliant result.
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Cheers Steve, I'm quite happy with the paint job.

I have just realised that I have put the nose FOD guard on the wrong way; it should be on the rear of the front wheels. :oops: I'll correct it tomorrow before taking the photos for the complete thread.
 
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