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@MikeMaben, the problem is that we are getting older too, so we're all running out of time ;-)

100% agreed I believe that we, as a manufacturer, have proven to be listening to customers' suggestions more than any other company of that (small) size in the market. However, delivering niche subject has to be done in a reasonable way. In other words, we need to diversify the products for a simple economy reasons. Releasing similar subjects relatively soon one after another might look fantastic from the customer's point of view, but not from any other. Please be patient, not having the Finnish version in the nearest plans doesn't mean it won't be delivered Simon

Sorry to say that, but for now we cannot promise something what's not even in our release schedule.

It is official! The Yak-9 M/T kit has left the Silver Wings hangar and is available for purchase. All pre-orders are being shipped now. If you wish to place your order or simply ask for individual pricing, please contact us at silverwings@silverwings.pl The Silver Wings Team

no worries, we will reply later today

We always reply, pehaps it was not delivered. Please let me know (private message) how it went.

Not sure what specifically you mean, but as soon as the order is confirmed, one receives payment details to finalize the purchase. Please let me know if I can be of some help. Simon

Dear Friends and Customers, The time is up, let's spread the news! The 1:32 Yak-9 M/T is official now! Out next Silver Limited Edition series kit is about to be released. What's in the box? - 99 resin parts - 70 photo-etched elements - 4 film parts - hand-drawn box art - metal gun barrels - more photo-etched elements - A4 poster - historical and museum photos of the aircraft - scale resin figure of a Soviet fighter pilot - seven marking schemes: 1. Yak-9T code no.14, Fighter Regiment Normandie (Régiment de chasse Normandie) (1 отдельный ИАП "Нормандия"), pilot Marcel Lefèvre, Toula, March 1944. 2. Yak-9T code no.60, Fighter Regiment Normandie (Régiment de chasse Normandie) (1 отдельный ИАП "Нормандия"), pilot René Challe, Doubrovka, June 1944. 3. Yak 9T code no.04, 4. Fighter Regiment (4 ИАП - Истребительный Aвиационный Полк), Pilot I.N. Stepanenko (И.Н. Степаненко), autumn1944 г. Order of the Red Banner on the nose. 4. Yak 9T code no.48, 812. Fighter Regiment (812 ИАП - Истребительный Aвиационный Полк), Pilot M.A. Mashenkin (A.M. Машенкин), September 1943. 5. Yak 9T code no.38, 728. Fighter Regiment (728 ИАП), Pilot A.I. Vybornov (A. И. Выборнов), Poland, September 1944. 6. Yak 9T code no.10, 845. Fighter Regiment (845 ИАП), Pilot Sowovyev (Соловьeв), April 1945. 7. Jak-9M code no.304, 1st Fighter Regiment “Citi of Warsaw” (1 PLM “Warszawa”), probably belonged to the 3rd squadron, end of 1945. When will the kit become available for purchase? We are working at the maximum speed but still we need extra few weeks to polish final details and prepare a smooth release. Thus we have to move Yakovlev's release date to the end of October. We hope that upon opening the box, you will understand why this additional time was needed. How to purchase the kit? Look for it at your favorite shop (or drop us an email if it's not there) or contact us directly at silverwings@silverwings.pl. All pre-orders for this kit received and pre-paid by October 20th noon - will be be discounted by 15%. Unlike our standard releases, the kit will be available in a limited number. This kit will cost around 125 EUR (depending on the currency rate) w/o shipping cost and applicable fee rates in respective countries. Simon and the Silver Wings Team

Not yet, but within a few more days more details should be available

Hi Mike, for 2018 and Q1/Q2 2019 it is "no" for this kit for many different reasons, mostly economical ones.

Dear God, how can I get a copy?

That is correct, but like in many other cases - half of the existing documentation is worthless, sorry to say that. We have been beaten up too many times for trusting in soome well recognized publications, hence prefer now to be extra cautious. Yes Anthony, I would appreciate a PM regarding which publications would you recommend as the most reliable and comprehensive. Also some suggestions on particular versions (we all know not all of the dozens of versions are worth considering) would be much welcome (providing we want to use one fuselage covering as many countries/versions as possible). Thank you for your help Gentlemen. Simon