Unboxing the Beast: Trumpeter Su-24M Model Kit and Extras!

Since the bench is packed away, I thought I'd share the subject of an upcoming project once the move is finished. Take a look with me and let me know what you think!

[@lesthiele4921]

Hi John, I hope to see you build this soon, obviously after your move to the new house, I do hope the move goes without any issues, but make certain the hobby room gets set up first, as you will need it for your well being😊 good luck either way, bedt regsrds from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

[@MisterGsWorkbench]

Hi Les - we're looking forward to moving and getting back to normal. The house is emptying out quickly and the garage is filling up with boxes. Hopefully I'll be able to show the new space soon! Regards from a hot and humid Texas.

[@auhlik]

I have the model almost finished. The build itself is quite straigtforward except the use of Komplekt Zip resin parts. The fit is bad but not horrible. I've end up using just the resin radar cover and the rear part of fusselage. I've also added Aires cockpit as the Quinta Studio did not exist when I started the build :). Wish you luck with yours!

[@MisterGsWorkbench]

@@auhlik thanks very much for that info- I hope you'll share the results!

[@gadeeshi]

Wish you luck and bravery building it! :)
Su-24M from Trumpeter is totally wrong in shape (the whole nose part including cockpit and intakes, the whole rear part with nozzles and their fuselage housing). Plus a ton of other mistakes in details.
There are separate Vector resin correction sets for the nose, intakes and tail section + nozzles, but they are not cheap.

[@MisterGsWorkbench]

Thanks for pointing those issues out! As I mentioned there was a company called Komplekt Zip that made a series of correction parts, but they are nowhere to be found. I will have to work with what I can locate unfortunately. Thank you for watching!