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

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There you go. If you can, always check with reference photos of the subject you're recreating, as that often diverges, in interesting ways, from what a plan sheet might tell you
Agree about research Chris. I was finding a few years ago that I would get so involved in detail that I began to actually struggle to complete anything, and often it took the fun out of building. So I go for "close enough is good enough" these days.
 
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The next steps are to mate the fuselage halves and tail fins, and so far a dry fit suggests that this is a very well engineered kit.
 
Coming along nicely Joe. Interestingly the Airfix kit makes no reference of nose weight and so I haven't put any in. It doesn't have nearly as many parts as your kit so hopefullly it will sit nose heavy.
 
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Nice work Joe, cockpit looks suitably busy for the scale 👍

Geoff.
Thanks Geoff

Nice cockpit joe , it does look a nice kit
Cheers Tony. The instructions require a bit of verification for colours, but otherwise I have adjusted to understanding Trumpeter's way of doing things and am enjoying this kit

Coming along nicely Joe. Interestingly the Airfix kit makes no reference of nose weight and so I haven't put any in. It doesn't have nearly as many parts as your kit so hopefullly it will sit nose heavy.
Cheers Steve. Trumpeter wanted 7 grams ballast. I'm not sure yet, but the underwing ordnance might sit forward of the main wheels?
 
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