Cheers Joe,Great start Andy. I saw a gaggle of these in NZ many years ago, they were very noisy and looked difficult to handle on the ground.
They most definitely are.... the detail is awesome,and they're SO easy to attach... it almost feels like it's cheating!!
Yes, just a small amount of PVA applied with a cocktail stick does the job perfectly .I understand PVA is all that's needed Andy?
For parts like seat belts that come in some of their kits, super glue works well tooI understand PVA is all that's needed Andy?
Don't know about "winging it" Andy...There wasn't a lot of info around when I first used them on my SU-57 a couple of years ago so I had to wing it
Zvezda 1/48 Su-57
I waited a while for this kit to be released, then waited for the Quinta cockpit set, and then the camouflage masks, but eventually I got all the elements together and could crack on. It's my first time doing a modern jet so there was a surprising amount to learn, but I'm happy for a first...www.scale-models.co.uk
Thanks Jim... much appreciatedNice to see some excellent progress. The engine is good and despite not much being seen it's definitely worth the effort. Those Quinta decals are very good. I've used them a couple of times recently. The cockpit is like the engine - little seen but so worth doing.
There's a great review of them on YouTube Andrew,if you put in "How to apply Quinta Studio 3D decals",and scroll down to the short video by " Stregas Plastic Cartel", it'll show you all you need to know.... I think that particular one is the clearest and best of the lot.
Thanks Tony, can't imagine even attempting one of these in that scale!!Great progress andy , it is a tiny cockpit opening but even just having the belts and instrument panel is worth the effort . Got one of these on the go at the moment too , but its 1/144 , no need to worry about cockpit detail on that one ! Cheers tony
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