Tu-142MR Trumpeter 1/72
Hello!
I suggest to watch my model of Russian long-range antisubmarine aircraft Tu-142ะR, manufacturer Trumpeter, 1/72 scale. The model is big, 70*70 cm Kit has its pros and cons, but overall it is good.
To model a rotating propeller, wheel, gun in the tail is moving. There are a number of inaccuracies in the geometry, but this does not prevent the perception of the model. Please!
Bear in the air! When I was a young sailor that was the call, and if there was not flight ops going on everyone would come on deck to watch the Tomcats escort one past the ship! Great build and yes you captured the look just fine!
Yes, the NATO aircraft often accompany these aircraft. That's life.
A beautiful model Dmitry. I particularly like the natural metal finish & the way it shows up on the dark blue background to your pictures. Most impressive.
Thank you))
Excellent work, Dmitry...really nice job on the finish. I like it.
Craig, thank you!
Just gorgeous! Love the variation in metal and all the paint work. Do you store it out on the carport?! It is huge.
Greg, thank you. Panel effect is really decorates the model. I made this model for my friend, he has plenty of space for aircraft)))
Big pretty airplane or a pretty big airplane. A big airplane that is real nice.
Paul, thanks, confused me at all ))))
Really beautiful.
Robert, thanks!
Smashing !
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Very nice work on that BEAR Dmitry.
The metal finish look turned out just fine as well as the different shades of metal.
The blue background is just fitting for it, it does not seem to reflect on it on a negative way.
Nice work.
Impressive model, even in 1/72.
Phil, DE4EVER, Rob, thanks for the feedback! I do all my model photographed on a blue background. It stresses the model.
Superb work. Impressive.
Dmitry, beautifully done! Outstanding finish!
Some really strong work of a Russian Icon. Dmitry do have another kit or a reference that could be photographed to show the size? It appears to be bigger than a bread box.
Two thumbs up on the Bear.
Stephen, I'm sorry, I didn't understand everything.
Hi Stephen, I think Dmitry says that it's 70 x 70cm, in English that's about 27 1/2 inches, I'm not sure how big your bread boxes are!
George, You are absolutely right!
Very nice work Dmitry! The natural metal effect is wonderful and the soot stains very convincing! We've had the An-124 at EAA here in Oshkosh, but I really wish a Bear would make an appearance one day! Not just to see one, but to hear and feel the power! (I've heard they're very loud!) Also while I'm wishing, having the An-225 show up would be awesome too!
Nice bear! I believe they still fly these on exercise over the North Sea. I've not been lucky enough to see one yet, though I imagine they will probably be at high altitude.
That's a fantastic bare metal finish you've achieved, very impressive. I must admit I am enjoying your posts!
Lovely model Dmitry, I have their 1/144 version to do sometime, maybe.
That must be huge, Did you have to buy extra paint ?. Dmitry, You have done an excellent build here. Very Nice !
Yes, the paint took a lot.
Well done Dmitry, cannot add to what has already been said. Huge even in this scale. The natural finish, the images presented very well. I bet it was a task to get the whole airframe into the image. Now an F-14 parked next to it for size reference. (or a MiG-29 will do). Thanks for sharing
Yes, I put big blue fabric that the plane was located on its background entirely on a floor.
Friends, thank you all for the attention which you paid to my models!
Very nice, superb finish with the paint work. I have seen one of these kits built up, and they are yoooooooge! Everything's done right with yours.
Great model, Dmitry, thanks for sharing it with us, I'm sure your friend must be very pleased.
Thank you. I am pleased to show their models for your site. Here is a very nice atmosphere.
My friend liked the model, too.
Beautiful job!
I can't believe it's 1/72 scale...must be huge!
Thank you. But nonetheless itโs 1/72 scale )))
Master piece by excellent modeller.
Great work! The Bear is always impressive!