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My grandfather helped build the original. I've had an interest since I was a kid. I've got a couple of the Revell kits and about seven of the 1:350 Minicraft kits under my belt. I always wanted a bigger one but the 1:200 Mantua and 1:250 Amati wooden kits are very expensive and would likely take longer to build than the time I have left in this world (I work at turtle speed). I'll be getting one as soon as they hit the U.S. market.

I'm working on the Su-7. VERY well engineered!

Begemot makes a nice sheet of Soviet red stars. Bort numbers can be found from various sources.

20 years ago in Sofia. I'm sure it's a completely different place now.

I wanted this one so bad.... I'm normally a "if it's close enough" sort of guy, but this isn't even "close enough." I'm taking a pass. What a bummer.

I just got the Ju 87 parts. I did not receive any sort of email reply. They just showed up in the mail (USA) about three weeks after I ordered them.

Just finished up on my T-28. I used Harold's fine resin stuff and AOA Decals.

I hope it won't be a tail sitter. There's no place for nose weights.....

I live in Michigan and one of these years I'll cross the border and and come and see you guys. Besides looking at what appears to be a first class aviation museum, the HMCS Haida is on my list of things to see.

Jennings if you're interested in doing that name your price and PM me. USSR era Aeroflot. BTW I'm currently working on a 1/72 Tu-114 and I have two sets of the decals you made for it years ago.

I've got an Amodel 1/72 Il-76 kit to get to one of these days. I wish there were some decent Aeroflot decals for that.

Xtracolor enamels.

The stock number is 32001. Also box art was posted somewhere on FB and "1/32" was on the box. Unless someone is pulling an early April Fool's stunt.

Resin kits from Ukraine. http://lemkits.com/ You can also look up ebay seller ruporator