Kfir C.2 FAE, the built

The cockpit parts... A LOT of work is needed look decent 

The MB Mk.6 seat 

Tub needed something more 

Something that looks more like a MB Mk6! 

the pieces of the cockpit, together 

a more decent cockpit 

2 parts fuselage and 2 parts wings, makes us.. an airplane! 

Plastic sheet was used to fill gaps. Gun nozzles were replaced. 

Plastic sheet was used to fill many gaps, due to bad fitting 

Giving life to the cockpit 

Giving life to the cockpit. A piece o plastic was removed on the area behind the seat, to smooth it and add some electronics 

Giving life to the cockpit. Plastic sheet to smooth and raise the back a bit 

Giving life to the cockpit: copper wire and plastic added to simulate various electronics 

Giving life to the cockpit: Again, copper wire and plastic helps a lot 

Primed and preshaded 

Belly and landing gear components were painted XF19+XF2 to 70-30 analogy, while, Shafrir's wheels and intake sprayed with pure XF2  

Camo ready. XF26 and H312+H66 in 70/30 analogy. After that light mist of H312 (80/20 to thinner) on the lighter green 

A quick fix on the camo, before applying a coat of Future 

Main gear wheels needed some detailing to look better. 

Decals applied! 

Master's Pitot Tube for Mirage III, is a great replacement 

Kit's antenae were removed and new were scratched 

Ecuadorian Kfirs have extra antenae 

Kit's antenae were removed and new were scratched 

Tools of filter, wash and weathering 

Ready 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photoframe from IKEA + runway printout= simple but nice base