LEM Kits Donation for a new model

[thierry laurent]

The Yak-28  is a good Idea and seeing it arriving in plastic is probably not for tomorrow or even the decade after...

[blackbetty]

i would be in for a Mig 25

[thierry laurent]

24 minutes ago, blackbetty said:

i would be in for a Mig 25

So do I! I was so impressed when I saw the first bad pictures of Viktor Belenko's beast many years ago... I also had the Hasegawa kit.

[firefly7]

I would be in for a Yak-28.

[Sabre F-86]

Nell, Hudson, I'd be in for them.

[iaf-man]

2 hours ago, firefly7 said:

I would be in for a Yak-28.

Second that,after the YAK-25 it's logical

[kalashnikov-47]

12 hours ago, thierry laurent said:

So do I! I was so impressed when I saw the first bad pictures of Viktor Belenko's beast many years ago... I also had the Hasegawa kit.

I don't know if you've ever had the opportunity to get close to one, but it's an impressive sight.

Those afterburner cans are massive!

 

[thierry laurent]

Alas no. I've never seen an actual 25...

[Troy Molitor]

I'm really not into jets past WWII, however I did see one of these beasts up close and personal while working in India last year.  This pointy blowtorch looking thing is rather impressive in size when you get up close to it.  

 

 

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[LSP_Ray]

On 11/30/2020 at 7:35 PM, amurray said:

 

It would have to be the most extensive re-tooling of a kit ever!  And if they did, at the end of the process they would be saying "Why didn't we just start from scratch?!?!  

Well, they re-tooled their MiG-29 to create the earlier version, and did a much better job of it! The two earlier, simpler, MiG’s would be a much easier job.