Eduard Mirage IIICJ 1-48
Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2020 1:52 pm
Hello everyone,
this is my first modern aircraft build. The details on the kit are pretty simplistic. Mostly for the engine and ejection seat. I'm just at the beginning of the build and I'm posting this to get opinions on something I tried to get a bit more details in the reactor.
As you can see with the following picture this what the real one looks like :
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
So I'm trying to replicate that. I use construction paper that my son uses for his craft projects. I folded strips and glued them to the cylinder. Then painted them. So I want to know if others think it looks ok or not...I think for sure it's out of scale a bit but makes it look better. Hope to get a lot of feedback, positive or negative.
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
this is my first modern aircraft build. The details on the kit are pretty simplistic. Mostly for the engine and ejection seat. I'm just at the beginning of the build and I'm posting this to get opinions on something I tried to get a bit more details in the reactor.
As you can see with the following picture this what the real one looks like :
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur FlickrSo I'm trying to replicate that. I use construction paper that my son uses for his craft projects. I folded strips and glued them to the cylinder. Then painted them. So I want to know if others think it looks ok or not...I think for sure it's out of scale a bit but makes it look better. Hope to get a lot of feedback, positive or negative.
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr