Ragz

I will begin my c-arf mig 15 in a few weeks. I am looking for some interesting colour schemes for the mig. The BVM site used to have many schemes listed, but now they are only a few in there. Can someone share interesting colourful schemes of this gorgeous aircraft?

thanks

Vincent

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Here is mine.
V..

chrigui

here my Mig

AIRMAR72

FANTASTIC!! job chrigui look like she been to war and back

Ragz

Wow, very nice one Chrigui...  However, are there any sites that can list out more schemes? google isnt showing me any interesting sites for this.

thanks

smitty1001

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Anurag,

Have you tried airliners.net? Dunno if that will help but here is a link to a search: http://www.airliners.net/search/phot...a266d665b75837

chrigui

here other scheme

Xairflyer

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These are great any chance you can post in a larger format

Vincent

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Here is a web site with some schemes.
V..

http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww3/f/11/82/0

F86_SABRE

Hi Ragz,
This looks like a cool choice

http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww3/f/11/4/0/5

Reuben

Ragz

Hey Reuben, How are you Buddy... Long time no hear.  This scheme, was my first choice   I have some pics of this taken at the last jetpower.  I am going to look for some more before I zero in on this one.

Do you log in on IM daily?  Lets chat soon.

Ragz

One question:  Are these heavily weathered airplanes clear coated?  How do you remove the shine after clear coating? Sand it off? If so, wont the clear coat seal also get sanded off?

chrigui

the wheatering is applied directly on original kit paint...without clear cote to protect..(if i want i remove or add new wheatering)

Ragz

Chirigui, is your model unpainted?  I mean, is this the original colour of the kit?

chrigui

YESSSSSSS...!!!

Ragz

OH WOW... this means i wont have to paint mine as well...  how cool is that?

rcmigpilot

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How did you touch up the paint around the mould lines and any other filling that had to be done???

chrigui

http://www.su27.de/seite79.htm

chrigui

F86_SABRE

Ragz,
Use a mixture of pastels getting it to black/brown consistency, then let dry a bit and then remove with a cloth. The color will creep into the small indentations leaving an old look alike residue. I believe this treatment was tackled in one of the recent issues on JETPOWER magazine - if not mistaken.

Reuben