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First
of all....it took two months (intensive work, nearly everyday) to build
this plane!!! The next few pictures will show you how I did it.
The
first picture on the right shows my reference drawing. I did this by myself
using autoCAD,...of course with a little help: http://win.www.airwar.ru/other/draw/su34.html
First I
cut the old frontcockpit off the Su-33, next I cut the new nose in a 1mm
plastic sheet and bring it in position. Then I cut the new and bigger
gearbays and the new wingbase. Next I formed the new neck with
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Then I charge the interstice with plasticine (green and white stuff in picture 4).
I brought this plasticine in the correct form and then I covered it
with 1 cm plasticstrips (picture 5).
Next I
charge the gaps with a mixture of filler and aceton-glue ( picture 6 and
7).
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...and
then came the big work: with sandpaper, I brought the hole new fuselage in
the correct form, and this took about 3 weeks !!!!!
Next part
was the air intake (picture 8). There was "only" the bottom, the lips
and of course the inside to reshape. I also did additional air intakes, two
per unit, inside, and a lower overflow gap.
The
cockpit I did, except the K-36 ejection seats from Pavla, by myself....also the
canopy frames (picture 9, 10 and 11).
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In picture
12 you can see the model before I painted it. In picture 13 and 14 you can see
the all the small parts, like wapons, main- and frontgear, gearbay doors, flaps
and so on....
The gear
and the gearbaydoors I did also by myself. This was a relatively easy job, except
the big main gearbay doors: therefore I took the front of an old F-105 fuel
tank.
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The last picture
shows the plane nearly finished, but more in part two....
Armin
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