Martinnfb

great start, also instrument panel was usually covered by canvas.

Nice woodwork Steve. Here is the situation from our kitchen last night

Welcome to the forum. , I'm gonna check it out. Cheers Martin

Almost there, looking good Scott.

and then....blast offffff !!!!!

What do you mean by "interesting", this is already most impressive V-2 build out there. Group hug?

very true, yet by taking pictures you can discover details that you missed out , annoying but effective

indeed

Looking busy Ernie, I am not sure if anything will be visible once you zip it up. Good show anyway. Cheers M.

I would say NMF.

Sorry to confuse you. The full load is perfectly ok. However , at active duty was load often reduced down to two. This information is based on a interview with Russian personal I bumped into at one point. The reasons were very prosaic a fuel consumption and overall drag reduction.

I would coat it with a very thick layer of flat coat to the point of whitening and wet sand the hell out of it and then brush-paint the glossy parts. And pastels for the bottom.

VIP version Standards Mi-4P foldable seats .

Syrian doomsday weapon

and then wheeeeee ! or else ....

or you can go low-vis ... just kidding ...nothing is low -vis in Soviet Russia

Racoon tails

Also those silly red cups are protection covers and if you see black and white stripes, that is only training ammunition to confuse imperialistic observers.

Also, you don't wanna go full load on 25. Those missiles were quite heavy, not as heavy as me , but... Here is Gathafi flying set of two.

Aftermarket covers R-40 Molnija quite well. https://www.bnamodelworld.com/model-planes-weapon-underwing-plus-model-plus-al4044?zenid=7f76fc9c55bfdf8f85bdd725fbc7ee18 https://web.ipmsusa3.org/content/r-40td-med-range-aa-missile-wpassive-ir-hh T on an inner pylon and R is hanging on the outer. Plus the picture bellows shows non-white finish of the early weapons during the prototype evaluations.