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Hi I have a picture of a Swedish J28C from svedinos museum, don't know if this helps you Michael

Hi, don't know how accurate the this hunter is but here is a walk around from the Danish Aviation museum http://museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=383 Michael

I had the same done to my Wildcat. Really annoyed, fortunately I had decided to go with the other option on the decal sheet. Michael

I selected the following colors for my su-22, haven't received the yet so cannot comment on how close they are. The are all marked for the su-22 on the label and if I understood it correctly the 22 is just the export designation for the 17. MRP-164 MRP-165 MRP-166 MRP-167 MRP-168 Interior: MRP-195 Michael

Just bought the Baghdad Fury at 08 Open in Stockholm. Price was 320sek around 35€. Looks good in the box, have to get a better look and check references tomorrow when I get home. I didn't get any instructions as they had forgotten them in Ukrain but I was promiced a pdf version in a few days. Michael

Looking good so far, going to follow this.

A few months of almost no modeling, but now some small progress. The interior is almost done, The instrument panel had no decals or any molded detail. Also some areas where very soft and other had a very sharp edge. The half engine, not much will be seen of it on the completed model. Again at the front some of the molded detail had vanished, even with a wash it did not bring out all of the detail. To prevent a tail sitter some liquid gravity was glued with gator glue on the bottom of the engine and on the fuselage sides. The wing has been glued together and some alclad grey primer sprayed on the leading edge. There has already been one pass with filler and sanding. The leading edge really need a lot of filler. Next is getting the fuselages halves together and the wing glued to the fuselages. Michael

Wonderful, now I got thinking of building one for my brothers kids

Those Norwegian versions look really nice, maybe I'll do another another one when maestros PE will become available.

Just got the new tarangus kit of the Safir. The first look is that it is a short run kit but the part look really good. Going to make this one as Finnish Air Force version and straight out of the box. The part count is low, no PE or resin in the box. The picture shows all the parts except the clear parts and the decals. The construction started with cockpit and as a part of that assembly was the nose wheel whell. As you can see there is a big protruding mark in the bottom (stood up around 2-3mm). As the well was deep and narrow I had to get my chisel out and it turned out really nice. Just put some extra thin cement on it after the picture to remove any chisel marks. Some of the steps in the instructions really needs an experienced modeller as there are no location marks for most of the parts. One thing I had to redo was the placement of the nose wheel well as I first glued it too high up, realized it when doing trial fitting with the fuselage. Really good the cement was still a little bit soft. After a cleanup the seats fitted really well onto the cockpit floor. The location of the sprue gates makes cleanup a little bit harder. Then a trial fitting with the fuselage and all seems to fit in Next thing is to get some grey paint in the cockpit Michael

Here are some pictures: http://museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=227&pic_nr=13 Michael

Here are some from swedish museums: http://museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=64&%20pic_nr=0 http://museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=205&%20pic_nr=0 http://museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=149&%20pic_nr=0 http://museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=256&%20pic_nr=0 Michael

Here are some pictures of the S2 in Fleet Air Arm museum http://museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=230&pic_nr=0 Michael

More pictures at: http://museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=240&pic_nr=0 Michael

You can find some pictures of the camera ports on my website (where there are more pictures of all the planes in the museum) http://www.museumplanes.com/plane.php?plane_ID=219&pic_nr=0 Michael