Dmitriy1967

I don't think the ship's crew had such screwdrivers. 🙂

Bolt heads with a straight slot are visible on the side of the gun, above the bed. What size screwdriver is needed?! But seriously, what is it and how was it unscrewed?

It's such a pleasure to look at it. Each one individually is a work of model art. We've missed you, Steve! 🙂

You're right. I made the mistake of confusing different La planes made of wood and metal.

The last 5 La-9 fighters were decommissioned in 1959.

But in the photo, of course, the tracks are not from the Second World War. 🙂

Tracks, they are very different... 😉

I have always really liked Tashkent, the sophistication of its lines. No wonder, Italian design has always been one of the most elegant.

They are not running away from a cat, but from an angry mother protecting her children. It could have been another beast. The maternal instinct is very strong. During this period, the fox also has small foxes, and she would do the same with children near her burrow.

For such bravery, I gave the cat a double portion of meat and milk. 🙂

I saw something interesting yesterday. The cat hid the little kittens in the woodshed. And she went somewhere on her cat business. At this time, the fox came and smelled the smell of kittens. See for yourself what happened next.

Congratulations to you! You've got a very beautiful ship! And considering its size, doubly so! I followed the building with great interest.

Steve, maybe you see the flaws, but I really like everything! Excellent guns, steering wheel and all the rest. Top class! The letters of the name are very well placed on the stern. I'm sure if there was a photo of this ship, they would be exactly this size. I just couldn't determine the scale of the hammer lying on your desk in one of the photos.

Excellent painting and weathering! How alive!

They write about the Mig-37 that "On board it had 30 mm cannons, R-23 air-to-air missiles, as well as modern X-28 and X-25 projectiles and aerial bombs, even by current standards. "

The book by Viktor Markovsky, Konstantin Perov "Soviet Air-to-ground missiles". It's in Russian, but a Google translator should help. On the last 14 pages there is a table with the characteristics of the missiles. In the table, the first row is diameter, the second row is length. https://litmir.club/br/?b=285417

- Dad, I don't want to be photographed, I want to play. - This is a photo for a British website. Sit down nicely like me and make a smart face.

It just seems boring to green, but you've made it feel like real armor and metal. The wheels and tracks are also completely metal and real. Excellent!

Very realistic! Wonderful weathering. Can you tell me why the Polish national identity sign is sometimes drawn horizontally, and sometimes obliquely, as on your model? What does it depend on?

Well done! I remember this cannon perfectly, because when I was a child, I climbed into the chair of this cannon in the artillery museum and my father took a photo of me. 🙂

A beautiful bird! A unique job!

It looks great. It's not a model, it's a real plane!

I won't raise my hand because I don't know anything about anchors. 🙄 But I look at this round bow deck and think how uncomfortable it was for the sailors to do anything on it. They probably cursed the designers who did not give them a simple flat deck.

It's nice to know that this old veteran still has a beating heart, and he didn't die, but just waited in the wings.

Steve, why couldn't the main wheels be made the same way on a wood lathe? It's easier.