Antonov 225
Posted: Thu May 22, 2025 12:55 amHi! Here's my recently completed Antonov 225. Revell kit in 1/144th scale, built oob.
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2025 12:55 amRe: Antonov 225
Posted: Sat May 24, 2025 6:53 amwhat a beast!
Re: Antonov 225
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2025 6:37 amIt sure does take up a lot of space.
Re: Antonov 225
Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2025 10:06 amLooks great , I have one of these to build one day. Any tips to make the build a little easier?
Re: Antonov 225
Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2025 6:44 amThanks Ray!
If you're building it with nose closed, glue nose halves to the fuselage halves first. Then join them. And glue top of the wings to the top center piece before glueing it to the fuselage. Then add botom wing pieces. Makes it easyer to align. Still it will need putty becouse parts don't fit that well.
If you're building it with nose closed, glue nose halves to the fuselage halves first. Then join them. And glue top of the wings to the top center piece before glueing it to the fuselage. Then add botom wing pieces. Makes it easyer to align. Still it will need putty becouse parts don't fit that well.
Re: Antonov 225
Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2025 12:22 pm[quote="Uros"]Thanks Ray!
If you're building it with nose closed, glue nose halves to the fuselage halves first. Then join them. And glue top of the wings to the top center piece before glueing it to the fuselage. Then add botom wing pieces. Makes it easyer to align. Still it will need putty because parts don't fit that well.[/quo]
Thanks!
If you're building it with nose closed, glue nose halves to the fuselage halves first. Then join them. And glue top of the wings to the top center piece before glueing it to the fuselage. Then add botom wing pieces. Makes it easyer to align. Still it will need putty because parts don't fit that well.[/quo]
Thanks!