Dmitriy1967

What a familiar owl! 😉 Great work!

From the point of view of a Russian person, there is no practical sense in a single standard of green wheels on different aircraft. 🙂

Unfortunately, there are very few photos of the tank Sergey Mironovich Kirov. You've probably seen them all before. Most likely, there are no detailed photos.

This is amazing! Excellent work!

Yes, MiG-23s were in service with the regiment. But for the last 20 years, before the disbandment of the 722 regiment, Su-24s were in service. Below is the Russian text, I hope Google translator will help. Wikipedia With respect Dmitriy

If I could create such beautiful 3D drawings, then I would probably be very upset that the capabilities of printers cannot yet create exactly the same quality in plastic. 🙂

And it warmed up to -17 C. And the snow that had been falling for more than a week was over. Today is the first time I won't clean it up! It was time to drink whiskey for the good weather. 🙂

Hi Mark! Thousands of people make MiG-21 models. But I think you are the only one in the world who makes a model of this old abandoned MiG-21 monument in Smuravyevo! Very interesting building! Dmitriy

The video at 15:36 shows a bullet hole in the glass.

I don't know how much it will help, but there are some photos. The Yak-7A fighter. Two of the three "Kuzbass Komsomol" aircraft were assigned to Senior Lieutenant M.E. Tsyganov and Lieutenant K.A. Kryukov. There may have been other "Kuzbass Komsomol" aircraft.

White inscription "Valery Chkalov Squadron" On December 11, 1942, the Gorky Commune newspaper published an appeal from the collective farmers of the Chkalovsky district to the workers of the Gorky region about the construction of a squadron of Valery Chkalov aircraft. This action received a strong response and funds began to flow to Plant No. 21, with which over 60 fighters were built. As a result, the planned squadron turned into a full-blooded division. The first 17 La-5 with the inscriptions "Valery Chkalov" entered the 4th GIAP KBF. Then 14 aircraft (and from mid-1943, the La-5FN) entered the 193rd IAP, 15 and 10 vehicles each entered the 88th IAP and 254th IAP, respectively. One fighter was listed in the 137th and 21st IAP. There were planes with the inscriptions "Valery Chkalov" in the 240th IAP, 13th and 111th IAP.

The inscription La-11.

Here is a similar mouth with teeth.

The arrow on board is characteristic of the Yak-3 aircraft of the French Normandy-Neman regiment, which fought on the side of the USSR.

A Yak-7b fighter with the inscription "k-z Political officer to the defenders of Stalingrad". (k-z is a collective farm)

I have been following your work with great interest. And here is an absolutely excellent result! I love models made from scratch. There are really not enough figures of people to understand how this is a miniature mechanism.

No, it's impossible! Damn it, how does he do it on a 1/72 scale???!!! 😲

A great model! Especially on this scale. Beautiful neat weathering that you believe in.

I wanted apples... 🙄

A wonderful Mi-2 model! And thank you for the good memories of a wonderful movie! Kikabidze and Zarbazan are very similar!

These were the very first attempts to make a "secret vessel" in Russia in 1721-1724. I hope Google Translator will help you read the Russian text. Russian Wikipedia This is a life-size model installed at the site of the first tests in 1721. On the stone is written the testing of the "hidden vessel" by Yefim Nikonov in the presence of Tsar Peter the Great. 1721.

A blanket, a bucket for wine... We are all looking forward to the appearance of a beautiful lady whom the tankers met on the side of the road...

It is a great pleasure to look at this work!

Fantastic detail !

Thanks! It is very interesting.