Nobi's Baby Migs

[DeWayne]

I now have Nobi's Baby Migs available from my site as a special offer. These are not scale models but are fun builds. These can easily be a one evening build project but I suggest you take more time than I did to get a better result. No edges were dressed and I rushed to get a photo. These are fun!
http://www.teuton.org/dbarnett

 

[Corporal_Trim]

Very cool ! Stylized, but certainly captures the essence of MIG. I like it.

 

[NOBI]

Hi DeWayne,

Your assemble is excellent but some little mistake at engine in tail, it should be inside fuselage not outside but still look great i like your assemble, try N.Korea and China it is in very good looking when finish too

 

[DeWayne]

Nobi,
I did it that way just to exaggerate the exhaust end of it. I am doing the Korean version now and taking my time on this one. The camouflage paint is excellent. Thank you for a fun build. These seem to take on personality as you build.

Put the F-104 Starfighter in this format and give us something in an unusual livery. Can't wait for more.
Again, thank you.
DeWayne

 

[DeWayne]

One of Nobi's Migs

Nobi, Here's the North Korean version. Neat little thing but it's in need of a friend. F-86 or maybe a Starfighter hint hint.

DeWayne

 

[cardfan]

DeWayne, could you post a pic of the bottom of the plane so that I can see where you placed the landing gear?

Thanks, Glen

 

[DeWayne]

Better half has my camera. All I did was line the gear "door" with the edge of the well. Looked good so that's where I stuck it.

I'm going to try another with an engine from one of Fabrizio's roadsters stuck into the fuselage and maybe a pair of slicks for the wheels. I'm having too much fun with these models. Reminds me of my "Ed Roth" days.