The
modelling pace continues at glacial slowness even though the weather has
reverted to a more typical climate for the Northwest. But activity hasn't been
completely absent in the modelling dungeon.
I have
gotten the landing gear on to the Yak-130 and the Su-28. Both of the wheel
wells, as with many short-run kits, are vast spaces of virtually nothing, but
I'm just not up to adding anything in them at present. With all the putty on
these three models (which includes the MiG-AT), I can say with thorough
confidence that they will never become contest-quality examples of the
modelling art. Even assuming I started entering contests again. So I am okay
with them just serving as shelf-fillers. They can do that job well since I have
relatively few Russian aircraft in my display case. It's just never been one of
my (many) aviation interests.
So
here are some photos of the Yak-130 and Su-28 up on their pins and awaiting
their turn in the painting queue.
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