Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model
Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model
Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model
Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model
Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model
Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model
Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model
Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model
Su-57, Multi-role Aircraft, 1:72 scale model

More images posted by Roman Karabut on: https://karopka.ru/community/user/12400/?MODEL=531677

I’m quite impressed by the Su-57 model from Hobby Boss. The first thing that caught my eye was the precision in the painting. The shades blend beautifully, and the subtle transitions add a realistic touch to this miniature jet. It’s like the paint job itself is telling you the story of a well-maintained aircraft, yet with a hint of its adventures in the sky.

Taking a step back in time, the real Su-57, known as T-50-5 during its development, was a key player in showcasing advanced stealth capabilities. I’ve read that it was part of Russia’s quest to match or even surpass some Western counterparts in terms of advanced avionics and weaponry. Think of it as the new kid on the block, making quite an impression.

In terms of the model, what makes it truly stand out is the attention to detail. Every panel line is crisp, and the assembly by Roman Karabut speaks volumes of dedication. It’s these little things that make this model not just cool to look at, but also a fun project for anyone into aircraft modeling. The harmony between paintwork and assembly makes it deserving of a spot in any enthusiast’s collection.