ISU 122 Zvezda 1/35 scale
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2014 2:47 pm
Hi guys,
Before participating in the 6 wheels or more group build I built and partly painted a Zvezda ISU 122.
And finished painting it in between activities.
I bought it cheap at a scale model event. I thought about buying one for a while and this was my chance.
Zvezda is not the best brand and there were some fit issues, but I got it together and the painting was
good old fun as ever.
To dress her up a bit I bought this kit of soldiers:

I left out the commander cause he didn't go well with my setup.
To make the rest fit I had to make some adjustments. Rip off a few arms and replace them with other arms.
After those tweaks they looked like they belonged where they were.
Here's a picture from before adjusting:

After adjusting:

In the and I took away the gun of the guy in the middle and gave him a flag. Bet he didn't like that!
But I made a real patriot out of him.
Than came the painting of the ISU:


I loved the striping that I saw on some ISU's and copied that:


And now the finished model:

















That's it folks.
cheers
Before participating in the 6 wheels or more group build I built and partly painted a Zvezda ISU 122.
And finished painting it in between activities.
I bought it cheap at a scale model event. I thought about buying one for a while and this was my chance.
Zvezda is not the best brand and there were some fit issues, but I got it together and the painting was
good old fun as ever.
To dress her up a bit I bought this kit of soldiers:

I left out the commander cause he didn't go well with my setup.
To make the rest fit I had to make some adjustments. Rip off a few arms and replace them with other arms.
After those tweaks they looked like they belonged where they were.
Here's a picture from before adjusting:

After adjusting:

In the and I took away the gun of the guy in the middle and gave him a flag. Bet he didn't like that!
But I made a real patriot out of him.
Than came the painting of the ISU:


I loved the striping that I saw on some ISU's and copied that:


And now the finished model:

















That's it folks.
cheers