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Mikoyan Ye-49311 "FishStick"

Started by gooberliberation, September 21, 2005, 02:47:54 PM

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gooberliberation

and a bonus shot of my current assembly line!
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"How about this for a headline for tomorrows paper? French fries." ~~ James French, d. 1966 Executed in electric chair in Oklahoma.

cthulhu77

*wolf whistle*   Nice air force you have there!

Brian da Basher

Woah quite an assembly line you've got going there! Can't wait to see these beauts finished!  B)

Brian da Basher

gooberliberation

Gentlemen! We now have wing fences, so now the plane is undeniably 1970s Soviet.

Now, just to patch some holes, fill some gaps, and off to get Mr Surface'd!
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"How about this for a headline for tomorrows paper? French fries." ~~ James French, d. 1966 Executed in electric chair in Oklahoma.

gooberliberation

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Greeble time!

It might seem much, but I deemed it necissary to distract from the flaws in the puttywork(i am not spending another week puttying and reputtying... :wacko: ) and a stark lack of panel lines. Besides, its a soviet jet... it needs lumps, bumps, doodads, and accessories.

I'll put the IRST on after painting. Weapons so far will be:

2x AS-7 Kerry missiles(off revell frogfoot)
2x Rocket pods
2x AAX-SR (a sorry excuse for AA-11 archers from an italeri sea flanker) on wingtips.
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"How about this for a headline for tomorrows paper? French fries." ~~ James French, d. 1966 Executed in electric chair in Oklahoma.

K5054NZ

What's the FSW F-111 thingie? Can I see more of it please? :wub:  

gooberliberation

QuoteWhat's the FSW F-111 thingie? Can I see more of it please? :wub:
Its actually a Sukhoi Su-47. Construction on hold until i can aquire(or scratchbuild) decent missiles. Here's a shot of the weapons bay. B)

Detailed with label-gun tape, wire, and mechanical pencil leads :lol:  
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"How about this for a headline for tomorrows paper? French fries." ~~ James French, d. 1966 Executed in electric chair in Oklahoma.

anthonyp

Sweet looking sorta-Mig ya got there!  Can't wait to see if finished!

:cheers:  :cheers:  
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lancer

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QuoteWhat's the FSW F-111 thingie? Can I see more of it please? :wub:
Its actually a Sukhoi Su-47. Construction on hold until i can aquire(or scratchbuild) decent missiles. Here's a shot of the weapons bay. B)

Detailed with label-gun tape, wire, and mechanical pencil leads :lol:
Goober,
Could you please let me know how you did the weapons bay please mate?, I have 2 SU47's waiting to be built and I want to do at least one of 'em with the weapons bay open.

Cheers in advance.
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Looking suitable Soviet Comrade :)
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gooberliberation

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QuoteWhat's the FSW F-111 thingie? Can I see more of it please? :wub:
Its actually a Sukhoi Su-47. Construction on hold until i can aquire(or scratchbuild) decent missiles. Here's a shot of the weapons bay. B)

Detailed with label-gun tape, wire, and mechanical pencil leads :lol:
Goober,
Could you please let me know how you did the weapons bay please mate?, I have 2 SU47's waiting to be built and I want to do at least one of 'em with the weapons bay open.

Cheers in advance.
Well, very carefully, i sawed out the weapons bay door, then put a sheet of styrene at front and back ends. For the arching part, it's a single sheet of styrene bent into the bay. Before everything was trimmed to fit, it was all glued in place by carefully pouring CA into the engine intakes and exhaust. Once everything is secure, its safe to cut and sand off the excess. Detail is just label tape strips, .5mm pencil lead, and scrap plastic painted over with aluminum metalizer. I figure It'd fit 6-8 normal sized missiles on a rotary launcher This cutaway shows R-33 missiles, however, these are thicker so i image it'd carry fewer. :cheers:

I'm still on a quest for 1/72 amraamskis to put inside. But I suppose I might as well come up with an all knew imaginary missile to use.
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"How about this for a headline for tomorrows paper? French fries." ~~ James French, d. 1966 Executed in electric chair in Oklahoma.

John Howling Mouse

Gorgeous!

Sleek

Purposeful

Futuristic

Cannot say enough about how great that looks!

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gooberliberation

Update for ya'll.

Almost done, painted in earth-brown and green(i thinned the green way too much, so it looks rather worn out... yeah, uh i meant to do that) :lol:  with blue-gray undersides. I'm imagining an operational trials unit in afghanistan.

Cans from the Hobbycraft fulcrum, they came out suprisingly good. The whole donkey-end was tricky, since i just chopped the hornet's fuselage off. Scratching an aerodynamic fairing proved unpossible, so I just capped the hole, put the cans on, and put "chaff dispenser" boxes in between. Ventral fins are now the folding type, since they didnt give enough clearance for the fulcrum's landing gear arrangment.

Weapons pylon count is up to 10, including wing rails. Kind've oddly arranged, but I like them. So far its armed with 2 AA missiles, 2 AS-7 Kerrys, and 2 rocket pods. Im hoping to fill the remaining 4 hardpoints with bombs, a recon pod, and a ECM pod.

Still to do:

Canopy, laser designator/rangefinder(already have IRSTball), and decals..

Pictures when its done!

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"How about this for a headline for tomorrows paper? French fries." ~~ James French, d. 1966 Executed in electric chair in Oklahoma.