BVM Mig.15

An absolutely excellent job your doing there Pete. Especially when there is no allowance for errors and even more so because it is JRI's mega bucks toy. :whistle:

Go easy on the beers though - some pics are a bit shaky :lol:

Going off subject a little I was perusing the video library and noticed clips of a Venom and a Hunter with your name on 'em.


Footnote: Video library has an issue (thanks Google/Youtube) so having to redo the page manually.

Thanks Phil Yes a fair bit of pressure when taking the dremel to a model like this especially when it's not mine, but that is the last bit of cutting finished. Saying that I do love living on the edge and concentration level's at 150% very satisfying though and really enjoying the Mig.
It's the sort of model where you can't have a beer or whisky on the go while you are building, I always have a beer at the end of the building session with this one. Over the years I have made some horrible mistakes on model's under the influence
The 200+ parts I had at the start have gone down to about 10 so Really making some progress now.

Lovely Jubbly Pete. Soon be up for maiden shortly then.

Can we please ensure it is mild to warm, sunny, high cumulus clouds and gentle breeze down the strip. None of this Artic maidens we have had lately...... :lol: JRI? You listening?

Pete - Great work - but a question, building session in the morning then one in the afternoon,
d o you qualify for 1 beer or 2.?
We won't even talk about the evening session.
Thanks
Colin

Morning Peeps.
Didn't do anything on the mig last week as I was looking after my local model shop for the owner.
Time to get all the painting done while the weather is good and then I can go for the final installation to finish the mig. The wheel bay's, inside gear doors, air brakes and flap bay's will be sprayed matt green. The under wing tanks will be blue and the outer side of the air brakes blue /sand. The pic shows the wing tanks being primed

Tanks ready for finish coat. John wanted the nose ring re-painted in red in proper mig fashion so this has had the primer treatment ready for red top coat