FullArmor Posted April 27, 2025 Author Posted April 27, 2025 Hello. I just found this excellent video. I have also visited this same museum ten years ago. It is very interesting to see the welded seams on a fighter aircraft which is usually a big NO NO on western airplanes. 1
FullArmor Posted April 27, 2025 Author Posted April 27, 2025 I think this plane is so ugly it's good. I could imagine making a scale model of this someday, even though I'm not even an airplane builder. 1
Count0 Posted April 28, 2025 Posted April 28, 2025 12 hours ago, FullArmor said: is so ugly It's not ugly. It's very Russian though, and very much built for purpose. I love it. 2
DocRob Posted April 28, 2025 Posted April 28, 2025 In the 70´s it looked very futuristic and cool to me. Cheers Rob 2
belugawhaleman Posted May 1, 2025 Posted May 1, 2025 Jeez! That thing is rough. Built like a tractor. 3
Martinnfb Posted May 4, 2025 Posted May 4, 2025 There is definitely something cool about this jet. ...it wasn't that different from the high speed designs of that time. 3
Tecnikit Posted January 16 Posted January 16 On 4/27/2025 at 1:39 PM, FullArmor said: I think this plane is so ugly it's good. I could imagine making a scale model of this someday, even though I'm not even an airplane builder. I already announced that this year, in addition to superdetails for the Trumpeter Vought Crusader F-8 in 1/32 scale, We are preparing a high-quality 1/32 scale MiG-25 for 2026. However, someone mentioned that Trumpeter is planning its own 1/32 scale MiG-25 for 2027. For now, the decision has been made to focus on the numerous improvements to the F-8, as well as creating the RF-8 conversion. It's going to be such a large undertaking that it will take time to clarify whether Trumpeter will actually release it and, if so, when. From there, a decision will be made regarding whether to improve their model or create our own. ( with their model or not ) We've been studying for two years how to make a complete model with 3D laser quality, but the cost of the resin and the labor makes it unfeasible for even a minimum number of copies ( if we want to achieve a quality that more than compensates for the precision design effort and time ). This is... if you plan a.... model... 🤥... is fine. But if you want to make THE MODEL... 🧐... no. Therefore, if the quality of Trumpeter's fuselage and wings are good, it would be worthwhile to use their body to create a good upgrade. If not, we'll move on. Javier Povedano Tecnikit.com 1 1
FullArmor Posted January 16 Author Posted January 16 1 hour ago, Tecnikit said: I already announced that this year, in addition to superdetails for the Trumpeter Vought Crusader F-8 in 1/32 scale, We are preparing a high-quality 1/32 scale MiG-25 for 2026. However, someone mentioned that Trumpeter is planning its own 1/32 scale MiG-25 for 2027. For now, the decision has been made to focus on the numerous improvements to the F-8, as well as creating the RF-8 conversion. It's going to be such a large undertaking that it will take time to clarify whether Trumpeter will actually release it and, if so, when. From there, a decision will be made regarding whether to improve their model or create our own. ( with their model or not ) We've been studying for two years how to make a complete model with 3D laser quality, but the cost of the resin and the labor makes it unfeasible for even a minimum number of copies ( if we want to achieve a quality that more than compensates for the precision design effort and time ). This is... if you plan a.... model... 🤥... is fine. But if you want to make THE MODEL... 🧐... no. Therefore, if the quality of Trumpeter's fuselage and wings are good, it would be worthwhile to use their body to create a good upgrade. If not, we'll move on. Javier Povedano Tecnikit.com I just checked out your website to see what you have to offer. I'm amazed at how accurate the models you've created.🥇 1
Tecnikit Posted January 16 Posted January 16 1 hour ago, FullArmor said: I just checked out your website to see what you have to offer. I'm amazed at how accurate the models you've created.🥇 Thank you very much. As you can see, it's a lot of work. That's why I talk about making the MIG-25 as "the model," not "a model." 1
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