AH-64D, F-16C, Mig 1.44, Yak 141 and Fiat G-91

[shika]

All in 1/144 (Try to)

Let's started with Hoppeko Paper Model
US Army AH-64D Apache Longbow

The original scale is 1/72, I reduced to 1/144.
It is really painful and I need to use tweezers to hold and fold.

I still need to paint the curb, I'll do that later.

Well, doing the 1/144 scale, I realize that several years from now,
I don't think my eye can do this size anymore.

 

[shika]

Ojimak's F-16C Thunderbirds No.2 , Still 4 more to go.

 

[shika]

Yakolev Yak-141, Russian VTOL, Ojimak

 

[shika]

Ojimak's Mig 1.44 The original color is yellow. But I like it grey.
I'll fix the red star color later.

 

[shika]

Italian Freece Tricolori (Three-color arrows)
Fiat G-91 by Ojimak

 

[shika]

Altogether

 

[Zathros]

Those planes and helicopter are so small and finely built! Very nice!

 

[shika]

Thank you Zathros,

I painted curb to and get AH-64D done.

 

[cafe]

I really like the F-16!

 

[freddyman]

i like the mig 1.44. i acculy did not know that plane existed utill a few months ago. love the apache as well

 

[micahrogers]

I love the Mig as well, Nicely done :thumb:

 

[Rhaven Blaack]

You did a GREAT job on all of the models. I especially like the US Army AH-64D Apache Longbow.

IF you keep this up, you will qualify for the micro-machine club.sign1

Keep up the GREAT work.

 

[MilanX3]

This is an absolutely wonderful kit.

There are finally modellers making this interesting jets, only available in kit form from Anigrand in 1:72 resin for an equivalent price...So Ojimak is another contender?

Is it also in 1/144..i assume so. Did you also have the scale this kit down from 1/72, are Ojimak kits this size always?

Thanks, look forward to more Red Stars for you!

MilanX3

Yakolev Yak-141, Russian VTOL, Ojimak

 

[shika]

Merci Cafe,

Thank you freddyman, micahrogers, Rhaven Blaack and MilanX3.

@MilanX3

Ojimak designed paper plane templates and some of his designs available for download.

This Yak-141 original scale is 1/70. Ojimak design always vary, 1/60, 1/70, 1/90, etc.

For me, since I started model collecting from the pre-painted plastic model with the scale of 1/144. So, I try to make paper models in 1/144 too by selecting the %reduction of scale when I print. (Need to calculate how much I should scale down, it's not exact but still o.k.)

 

[MilanX3]

Thanks for the note Shika!

So is Ojimak a member on the forum or the name of a model company? I see many on the airplane forum have made his kits. 1/70 is my preference in any case...is there a place where there is a list of Ojimak kits available...I too am a fan of Russian airplanes!

Cheers,
MilanX3

Merci Cafe,

Thank you freddyman, micahrogers, Rhaven Blaack and MilanX3.

@MilanX3

Ojimak designed paper plane templates and some of his designs available for download.

This Yak-141 original scale is 1/70. Ojimak design always vary, 1/60, 1/70, 1/90, etc.

For me, since I started model collecting from the pre-painted plastic model with the scale of 1/144. So, I try to make paper models in 1/144 too by selecting the %reduction of scale when I print. (Need to calculate how much I should scale down, it's not exact but still o.k.)