Yak-12 'Creek' - Hungarian People's Army, 1955 - Amodel - 1:72 plastic aircraft model

[@akosyoutub]

It's always a pleasure to see rare Hungarian Air Force aircraft!

[@andreamanera6784]

Gorgeous build and painting! Thank you for sharing, your video arrives at the right moment: I have just bought the same kit but in the version with skis

[@tomsmodeltime6662]

Have fun building it!

[@alexandremarcelino7360]

Incrível o que você fez! Excelente.

[@The_Modeling_Underdog]

Oi, Tom! Nice to see you back. Lovely job on that Yak-12. Been thinking about getting one to chop and make a Gawron out of it. To go with my gliders. A bit of modeling history. Master44 did a whole host of detail work and molding for several Eastern European companies throughout the years. Amodel, AVIS, Ro-something and many more benefited from their skills. Most of the molds were very good, with minute details. A-model always looked like they used less pressure than others for their kits. Had both A-model's and a Romanian company's IAR-80/81s in 1/72nd scale and the A-model kit was significantly inferior in quality to its Romanian counterpart. On the other hand, the Hawker biplanes designed by Master44 and injected by A-model or AVIS were excellent low-pressure moldings. It was a hit & miss sort of thing, but I really enjoyed building those silly little kits by Master44 in the early to middle 2000s/2010s. Hope you had a lovely Christmas, mate. Cheers.

[@tomsmodeltime6662]

Thank you very much for this clarification! Yes, Amodel are using very low pressure molding, I guess because they are using lower quality metal molds that wouldn't hold up otherwise. But on the other hand, they produce some of the more esoteric,and interesting models, so it's a trade-off. I wish you a very pleasant holiday too!

[@mixererunio1757]

You remembered your password!

[@tomsmodeltime6662]

Haha!

[@jegmadar4123]

I want "Gawron", "Wilga" in 1:48 scale

[@tomsmodeltime6662]

Yes, it would be a much better choice than 1:72.

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