MuguModels MIG 21 composite 3,2m long
07-07-2019, 07:54 PM
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07-08-2019, 05:23 PM
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Amazing. I probably missed this but this aircraft kit, retracts, wheels and brakes will be offered for sale? Will the airframes come painted in the mold?
An awesome achievement! Congrats!
An awesome achievement! Congrats!
07-08-2019, 09:07 PM
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Plane MIG 21 silver 3800 eur
kevlar fuel tanks 180 eur
cockpit 490 eur
landing gear 1490 eur
droptanks and supports for droptanks 600 eur
Painting 900 eur
Price not include VAT .
I will have dealer frome USA Wylie Warbird and Canada Rc Man frome september wean i start the production.
Best regards Mugu
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07-23-2019, 01:34 AM
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Hi Mugu,
Your Mig21 is a piece of art and the painting is well done. If you allow me, just a suggestion. It seems you're using silver paint with a brush to imitate paint chipping. I think it doesnt do the model justice. A good method is to mix Salt and Water to a pulp like consitency and then put it on the surfaces where you want to have your paint chip.... Let it dry, spray over with paint and then rub it down. It looks way more realistic.
Your Mig21 is a piece of art and the painting is well done. If you allow me, just a suggestion. It seems you're using silver paint with a brush to imitate paint chipping. I think it doesnt do the model justice. A good method is to mix Salt and Water to a pulp like consitency and then put it on the surfaces where you want to have your paint chip.... Let it dry, spray over with paint and then rub it down. It looks way more realistic.
07-23-2019, 02:27 AM
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I tried both depending of the scale of the model. for quarter scale more grainy salt might work better, yes. Good results can be achieved with both. it takes a while to find the best mixture of salt and water. Just let the model sit for a while in the sun to dry and spray your normal paint layers.
If you use clearcoat of course remove the salt and wash the stains of with water before applying clearcoat.
The easiest method still is to scratch the paint afterwards, it takes longer and you have to be a bit more careful, but it is still better than using silver paint to imitate paint chipping (when the surface is silver anyways)
Cheers
T
If you use clearcoat of course remove the salt and wash the stains of with water
before applying clearcoat.The easiest method still is to scratch the paint afterwards, it takes longer and you have to be a bit more careful, but it is still better than using silver paint to imitate paint chipping (when the surface is silver anyways)
Cheers
T
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07-23-2019, 05:38 AM
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Hi Mugu,
Your Mig21 is a piece of art and the painting is well done. If you allow me, just a suggestion. It seems you're using silver paint with a brush to imitate paint chipping. I think it doesnt do the model justice. A good method is to mix Salt and Water to a pulp like consitency and then put it on the surfaces where you want to have your paint chip.... Let it dry, spray over with paint and then rub it down. It looks way more realistic.
Your Mig21 is a piece of art and the painting is well done. If you allow me, just a suggestion. It seems you're using silver paint with a brush to imitate paint chipping. I think it doesnt do the model justice. A good method is to mix Salt and Water to a pulp like consitency and then put it on the surfaces where you want to have your paint chip.... Let it dry, spray over with paint and then rub it down. It looks way more realistic.
Yes is true with the salt! this was fast paint and curios how look! Stay tuned to see the next one!😊😉
Thank you!
