Ok, a final update with photos of the finished quick diorama. Just some elements to put the Mig into context.
I used a Soviet Hex Airfield from Uschi Van Der Rosten, an Ural fuel tanker from Balaton Models, a soviet weapons loading cart by Aerobonus, photoetched wheel chocks from Brengun and a photoetched ladder from Eduard.
The gorgeous photos were shooted by Ricardo Rodríguez.
Here is the link for the whole aircraft photos: Mig-21
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I used a Soviet Hex Airfield from Uschi Van Der Rosten, an Ural fuel tanker from Balaton Models, a soviet weapons loading cart by Aerobonus, photoetched wheel chocks from Brengun and a photoetched ladder from Eduard.
The gorgeous photos were shooted by Ricardo Rodríguez.
Here is the link for the whole aircraft photos: Mig-21
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So good Diego!
ReplyDeleteThanks Oleg.
DeleteWonderfull ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot JC, glad you like it.
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Crazy work... I loved the both models..
ReplyDeleteThanks Sancar. :)
DeleteI'm reading your blog quietly for some time now - you are doing real great stuff Diego!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your words Martin. Very encouraging.
DeleteAnother masterpiece from Diego !
ReplyDeleteHow did you get that flat finish? Flat coat over Alclad paint ?
Cheers,
Yes, first a base coat with Alclad "White aluminium". Then a protective coat of acrylic satin or glossy varnish. Then the weathering with AMMO enamel products, this gives a flat touch where you apply them. And finally a coat of flat or flat-satin varnish to level the final look.
DeleteCheers for your answer ;)
DeleteWow. Very good looking diorama! 10/10
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot. Glad you like it!
DeleteThis is amazing craftsmanship Mr OP even the fuel truck is fantastic. If anything I think IRL the fuel truck would have ten times the wear weathering than the fighter! The Russians never throw anything away, the current mess in Ukraine shows lots of proof -
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