1/48 MisterCraft Su-7 BKL 'Fitter'

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1/48 MisterCraft Su-7 BKL 'Fitter'

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Something A bit different.

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Should be a fun build. I've not heard much about MisterCraft kits, so I'm interested to see how it goes :pop:
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After some more research and advice i find this photo tonight i will change the color of the cockpit not user if AK 2304 or the Tamiya XF-23

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ElCapitan wrote: Thu Jan 11, 2018 9:32 am Should be a fun build. I've not heard much about MisterCraft kits, so I'm interested to see how it goes :pop:
HI ElCapitan it is the re-box of the old Su-7BKL/BMK OEZ, it should be a ok build not grate but ok, From MisterCraft i try to build a bf 109 and it became my test model so bad it was.
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/114899- ... u-7bkl-bmk
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So Try to get the seat to look closer to the image I re primed the seat and the i spried in Tamiya xf-5
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and then i used the hairspray and then the final color was the XF-80 and then with the stiff brush and water i created the scratches.

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I will then use the some metal color to add some heavier scratches.
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Nice looking cockpit! The colour looks much closer to the real thing, you were right to change it :th:
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ElCapitan wrote: Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:28 am Nice looking cockpit! The colour looks much closer to the real thing, you were right to change it :th:
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I have been working on and off on this project and how you can see a lot of re-scribing so no much to show just boring and tedious work

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just want to share something that i find useful, i use uni-posca black markers that are acrylic to check the filling and re-scribing, before priming.


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Not a kit i would recommend actually stay away from it, i am sure a better modeler could have done better job.
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