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ICM "I-16 Type 24", 1:72 Scale O/O/B?: Type 24 Accuracy: 95% Decals/Schemes: 5. ICM's relatively new Type 24 kit is indeed impressive, and should be available in most model shops. The kit appears to be in production at the time of this writing, and new box versions are being released.
Molded in light gray plastic, ICM’s I-16 Type 24 features excellent surface detail with fine recessed panel lines and subtle ribbing on fabric-covered areas. All of the control surfaces are separate and have thin trailing edges; the rudder and elevators are movable, but the ailerons require modification for offset poses. The comprehensive detail extends to the cockpit, but much of it is difficult to see through the tiny opening. Clear plastic provides the windscreen, gunsight, and wingtip lights. The decal sheet gives markings for four I-16s: three in standard dark green and blue camouflage, the other overall silver. Despite the plane’s diminutive size, the instructions comprise 47 steps. But each adds only a few parts. Detail painting callouts are included throughout the instructions, referencing Tamiya and Revell paints. Aided by good fits, construction proceeded quickly. I found the instrument panel disappointing: It includes a gray plastic panel (B29) with a clear insert (D1) for the dials, but there’s no provision for instrument faces, either with decals or molded detail. Admittedly, the panel is difficult to see. I painted the gray part and the back of the clear part flat black. Minor sanding cleaned up the fuselage seam, but the wing roots showed deep grooves — not gaps, but a wide depression as if the part edges weren’t square. I filled them with stretched sprue and scraped them smooth with a No. 10 blade. A coat of Mr. Surfacer 500 and light sanding eliminated the seams. Like the cockpit, the detailed engine largely disappears once the cowl is buttoned up. I had difficulty attaching the nine exhaust pipes, because the pegs designed to align them are not precise. After drilling the ends for realism, I added the pipes one at a time, ensuring each lined up with its port and the glue was dry before attaching the next. It would probably be easier to cut the pipe short and glue them to the inside of the fuselage panels. The multipart cowl fit perfectly. I painted my I-16 using the recommended Tamiya colors and applied the decals over a coat of Vallejo clear gloss. The markings responded well to Microscale’s decal solutions. After flowing a black enamel wash into the panel lines, I added the windscreen, guns, pitot, prop, and landing gear. The last is delicate but sturdy once in place. I spent 19 hours on my I-16; the model matches published dimensions. Fit and surface detail is top-notch, and any builder with a modicum of experience will have no problems. Note: A version of this review appeared in the October 2017 issue.
ICM has produced a nice rendition of this little fighter. As you might imagine, the aircraft was small in full-scale, so in 1/72, it is very small indeed. Molded in white styrene, the kit is presented on one parts tree, plus a tiny clear windscreen that you might miss at the bottom of the parts bag if you're not careful.
What would be the simplest, most straightforward way to do an I-16 Type 10 in 1/72? From what little Im gathering on the types and on the available kits, Im guessing it might be to take a type 6 (ICM) and add the gun blisters. Or, would it be better to backdate a later variant? Thanks! ICM Models 1/72 ICM I-1(IL-400b), First Soviet Monoplane Fighter Rating * Select Rating 1 star (worst) 2 stars 3 stars (average) 4 stars 5 stars (best)
To build the model I used pretty much the only option, the I-16 type 18 (or rather type 24) kit by ICM. I enjoy conversions and this one was actually quite simple. The kit has beautiful, super-fine surface details (sadly, most of them were lost and later rescribed during the building process), made by the legendary master modeler, mad genius
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ICM released the first 1/32 scale model of this aircraft type with kit #32021 in September 2020, and have now followed up in May 2021 with this variant, the CN type. The letters CN in the name mean “Cacciatore Notturno” or "Night Hunter". This kit comes with extra parts to build the night fighter on sprue tree G, which contains parts for

Frozen. 4.9k. Gender:Male. Location:Northumberland. Interests:Model Building, History. Posted February 27, 2017. The Revell boxing of the ICM 1/72 Do17Z-10 is out and available to buy in the UK now and it's a whole pound more than the ICM boxing.

The ICM I-16 Type 28 contains 53 injected plastic pieces with two clear injected pieces comprising the windscreen and the gun sight. This kit is identical to the Type 24 reviewed earlier. In fact, the only differences in the boxings are the decals, the instructions and the level of quality. It would appear that ICM has been listening to us and
1:32 Type: Full kit Released: 2019 New parts Barcode: 4823044405831 (EAN) Topic: Polikarpov I-16 » Propeller (Aircraft) Markings Polikarpov I-16 Polikarpov I-16 Type 24. 254 Fighter Reg. 1943 World War 2 - Leningrad Front green, blue; 4 Guard Fighter Reg., Baltic Fleet Aviation 1942 World War 2 aluminium; 67 Fighter Reg. 1941 World War 2
This is the Hat 1/72 scale WW1 Italian Infantry Soldier plastic model $16.25 $12.79 * currently unavailable These are the ICM 1/35 scale WWI German MG08 MG
i 16 1 72 23-04-2009, 22:08:36 daklem,posto se vec druzimo neko vreme,da vam se predstavim mojim jedinim radom odavde sa malte ujedno i jedinim u zadje dve tri godine. hasegawa u 72 ojci,ne tacna ipak lepa detaljom. posluzila je kao poligon za ispitivanje air brush farbanja,nekih zanimljivih tehnika,sve u svemu, mogu da se branim da je mai jako
Few years passed, and ICM released a kit of Tupolev TB-3, Russian colossus, one of the most comprehensive 1:72 aircraft kits in history. This was clearly somebody’s labor of love. Attention to detail, and accuracy of this plastic jigsaw-puzzle indicates painful dedication to an object of passion. The best way to get 1/72 missiles for Migs and Sukhois for now is using (modified) AA-11s from the Dragon set and AA-10s from the Revell/Hasegawa Su-27 (however the fins need to be thinned down). My 2 cents, hoping that P&J also adds these air to air missiles to the inventory. ICM model kit in scale 1:72, 72072 is a rebox released in 1999 | Contents, Previews, Reviews, History + Marketplace | Polikarpov I-16 EN All sections Kits » Reviews » Instructions » Markings Utensils Paints Marketplace -------- Books Magazines Walkarounds -------- Gallery Projects Mates Brands Shops Sites Topics
Today we take a closer look at the new kit from ICM. Aircraft is molded in 1/72 scale and should be interesting build for fans of Soviet aviation.Full Review
ICM model kit in scale 1:72, 72134 is a rebox released in 2009 | Contents, Previews, Reviews, History + Marketplace | Messerschmitt Bf 109 | EAN: 4823044401642 Cv29O0k.