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1/72 Scale Indian Air Force Su-30MKI SB 029, No.20 Squadron, Lightnings based in Pune.

They are built from plastic model kits, see this video: I have built the MF, its a detailed kit but comes with 0 weapons which is a shame despite the premium pricing. Where did you get these kits, they are pretty rare. I bought mine from a private seller in Germany and ended paying more for...

Great work and lots of patience and time to make so many in year! Which kit was the Mig-19? A Mistercraft kit? If so I built the same one and its the worst kit I have ever made.

1/72 Scale Indian Air Force Mig-23MF "Rakshak" SK415 of the No.224 Warlords Squadron.

Its already weathered slightly, open the picture and zoom in. Here is the real KF144 also slightly weathered: Got for it! I never knew it was so huge till I saw a real one at the Naval Aviation Museum in Goa.

1/72 Scale Indian Air Force Mirage 2000H 'KF144' of the No.1 Tigers Squadron based in Gwalior.

1/72 Scale Indian Air Force Dassault MD.450 'Toofani', 29 Squadron "Scorpions", Serial: IC692 Assam airbase, 1962. The 'Toofani 'was the first French jet in IAF, the Rafale is the latest. The real aircraft Serial IC692, second from the front.

1/72 Scale Indian Air Force Mig-27ML "Bahadur"

Thanks but White is Out of Stock. Anyways the seller is based in Chine and product is made in China, I am boycotting all Chinese products whenever possible :)

I have been using Spray paint can for the last one year since I restarted building models after 20+ years. For an expert level an airbrush is definitely required but for an amateur I think a spray can is economical and efficient. Obviously you should have had some experience spray painting...

Great Initiative! @tomthounaojam I have seen your work on Indian Scale Models on Facebook and BritModeler. I used your Mig-29UPG pics for painting guidance. Some of my Indian models, have posted some of them earlier on this forum. Mig-21 Bis Mig-29UPG Dassault Rafale