Mirage III+ (1:200, paper model)

Started by cafe, May 24, 2011, 03:28:40 PM

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cafe

I'm making a family of Mirage III and derivatives in 1:200. Among the different test builds, there's this one:







Yup, it's GTX's Mirage III+, a mix of Mirage IIIE/O and Kfir as seen here and here.

These Mirages are quite small: 7 cm x 4.5 cm




Brian da Basher

That's incredibly work, especially when considering that there's mosquitos larger than that where I live!

In such a small scale and in paper too!

Yes, I am envious of your ability, cafe!
:bow: :bow:
Brian da Basher

Atlantis

Great work! Always nice to see a fellow cardmodeler here!

Fulcrum

Sweet, makes me want to get into paper modelling!!! :cheers: :bow: :bow: :bow: :drink:
Fulcrums Forever!!!
Master Assembler

cafe

Thanks guys! Here are better pics. The other ones were reframes of group shots.







And something different : 2 FT-7 of my fictional air force taking off.


cafe


arkon

first off, they are some great lookin planes!  was gonna ask you to put a known object ( like a soda can or coin ) next to one so i could get e reference as to how small they are, then i realized the one is on the back of your hand! veeeeeerrryyy nice for such a small scale. secondly are youprinting them in color or in black n white and then coloring them with something(colored pencils?)? all n all great paper :thumbsup:
the plastic gods demand sacrifice

cafe

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Thanks. My printer has color issues so I'm printing them in black and white and then coloring with markers. I should buy a new one. :-\

Let's say the blue token is a 1€ coin (same size). The Mirage IIICJ were printed partly in color but I had to retrace all the red lines with a pen since they printed as light orange. The greys were added with markers.


NARSES2

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