Pretty straightforward construction,with one piece upper and lower fuselages/wings plus loads of red stencils and I applied most of them before I got fed up.
Just basic flat black auto primer,wheel well callouts were for blue angels blue.
Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
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Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
This is Italeri's Soviet foil to their also fictitious F-19 Stealth Fighter.
Pretty straightforward construction,with one piece upper and lower fuselages/wings plus loads of red stencils and I applied most of them before I got fed up.
Just basic flat black auto primer,wheel well callouts were for blue angels blue.
Pretty straightforward construction,with one piece upper and lower fuselages/wings plus loads of red stencils and I applied most of them before I got fed up.
Just basic flat black auto primer,wheel well callouts were for blue angels blue.
Re: Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
It's not that far removed from the YF-23 is it? Looks good.
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Re: Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
Nice one. Looks plausible enough to me 
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Re: Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
Interesting!
Looks a quality build too!
Looks a quality build too!
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Re: Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
Nice build. I've got one in the stash but it's the first one I've seen put together.
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Re: Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
Love it. I have the 48 version.
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Re: Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
Cheers all, certainly something a little different. My F-19 is almost ready to go alongside it.
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Re: Italeri Mig 37 Ferret B
Snap. The Ferret is an interesting cross between the F-117 and the YF-23, and your build looks good. I'll have to dig mine out and have a go; it's a nice simple kit that would be a good way to back into the swing of things.Dazzled wrote:Nice build. I've got one in the stash but it's the first one I've seen put together.
Which version -- the Testors or the Monogram? Either way, I look forward to seeing it.shangos70 wrote:My F-19 is almost ready to go alongside it.
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