But which MiG-21 should I do?

[Gekko_1]

Cheers

Richard.

[AnonymousDFB1]

I voted for 4 that scheme looks good.

[John Laidlaw]

Number 10, number 10! Lovely scheme .

[entlim]

4!!!!!!!!!

[Gekko_1]

I think I might add the profiles at a larger size so you can see them a bit better? (as they're a bit small as they are)

Richard.

[damian]

Dude "Girraffeflage" we named it you do it

D

ps. FYI Girraffe in Afrikaans is Kameelperd lit. Cammel horse

pps. I think thats how you spell it

Edited August 23, 2008 by damian

[Gekko_1]

OK guys, the votes are in from the three forums that I posted on. Here are the results:

1st place went to #4 SAAF Giraffeoflage

2nd place is a tie between #9 Israel and #11 Djibouti

3rd place #3 Uganda

So, what I have decided to do is build the SAAF Giraffeoflage MiG-21 in 32nd scale, using the Trumpeter kit. That, I will start later in the year. However, now you will have to help me decide on second place!

So is it Israel

or Djibouti?

I don't really want to put Uganda out of the running yet either, so I'll include it too!

Over to you!

Cheers

Richard.

[AnonymousDFB1]

Djibouti for me

[hatchet]

Israel!

[AnonymousER99]

Number 10, number 10! Lovely scheme .

I am with John....number 10 rules!!

I am sure 4 will win because it just looks cool but you could do a similar scheme on a Czech SU-25 anyway

[damian]

Djibouti! I just dig that shark's mouth!

D

[Stebos]

4? That's horrifying! I liked the Finnish...

Out of those 2nd choice options I think I prefer the Israeli one, it may not have a scary shark mouth but I prefer those colours.

[Skii]

10 for me too

[Gekko_1]

OK people, after re-counting all the votes from Britmodeller, ARC and the 'What if' site the winner is Djibouti! Closely followed by Israel, Uganda and Finland in that order.

So, the 48th scale Academy kit will be done as Djibouti, and the 32nd scale kit will be done as number 4 in Giraffeoflage camouflage.

Thanks to everybody who voted!

The build of the Academy kit has begun for anybody interested in following it. It can be seen here:

http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=19697

Regards

Richard.