The model is a clone Hasegawa, with engraved panels and a few tweaks of detail.
Comparing the model with scale drawings published in the monograph of the series "4+", the fuselage is too long of four millimeters, wings and tail are accurate.
The panels are not inaccurate, but to be fussy are missing a lot ........ I'm not picky, and with a good oil wash, are excellent!
The detail of the undercarriage and air intake is more than enough, the cockpit is empty, engine exhaust acceptable.
Given that it is impossible to shorten the fuselage, if carefully assembled, the finished model is a good representation of a "Flogger" from the first production series.
The camo is for an aircraft in service near Moscow in 1972. stars and red code come from my spare box.
Here the WIP: http://uamf.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=429&start=555
