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danntheman
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Fulcrums
This is my brace of MiG-29A Fulcrums.One is Italeri 1/72 Polish Air Force, 1st Aviation Squadron, 23rd Tactical Airbase, Minsk Mazowiecki, 2016, the other is Airfix 1/72 No 1 squadron Tactical Air Force Minsk Mazowiecki Poland 2006
DSCF9509 by john dann, on Flickr
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DSCF9514 by john dann, on Flickr
DSCF9513 by john dann, on Flickr
DSCF9510 by john dann, on Flickr
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Re: Fulcrums
Very nice couple of builds.
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danntheman
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Re: Fulcrums
Thank you for kind comment.JamesPerrin wrote:Very nice couple of builds.
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Re: Fulcrums
Those look really good.
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danntheman
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Re: Fulcrums
Thank you.dwomby wrote:Those look really good.
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Re: Fulcrums
A couple of superb looking MiGs. Which kit was the best to build?
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Re: Fulcrums
Beautiful, Dan.
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danntheman
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Re: Fulcrums
Thank you for kind comment. Liked them both but have to admit Italeri was the best to build.Old_Tonto wrote:A couple of superb looking MiGs. Which kit was the best to build?
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danntheman
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Re: Fulcrums
Thank you.Stupot wrote:Nice pair of Mig29's!
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danntheman
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Re: Fulcrums
Thank you for kind comment.Stupot wrote:Nice pair of Mig29's!
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Re: Fulcrums
Very nice indeed Dan; the Polish schemes always look very smart
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Re: Fulcrums
Very nicely done, you've ended up with a smart pair of Fulcrums there. I've only built the Italeri kit and, IIRC, from reviews and opinion of the time, the wheels are a little on the small size - not that I let that worry me 
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Re: Fulcrums
A great looking pair of Migs. I've an Airfix one stashed away. How did you find the build?
