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Oh, I almost forgot about it already 😄 It still was USSR when this kit had been produced (note right bottom corner).
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Here are pics of some upcoming add-ons/conversions for Zvezda 1:72 Yak-9D (landing gear, wheels, exhausts, -9R and -9B conversions):
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I've read version what "T" was for "тяжелый" i.e. "heavy (fighter)" in English and what "К" was for "крупнокалиберный" i.e. "large-caliber" in English.
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Yes, sure! Here is original link: Click Here http://tankfront.ru/foto/ussr/names/za_radyansku_ukrainu/003.jpg
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@ModellerMatt Glad to help Here is a photo of this tank (White 114) in case you may want to see more accurate details on right side of turret:
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@Troy Smith is correct, this is Ukrainian characters. Inscription reads "За Радянську Україну!" which is "For Soviet Ukraine!" in English.
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Sukhiu Su-2 "Red 2", partial winter camo, photos?
Dimmy replied to MeneMene's topic in Aircraft WWII
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Thank you for clarifications! So it's just a Rotol spinner? Yes, thank you for your input. Here is the reason I thought it's V6555 on photo: a) Here text says Tuck flew V6555 before V6864: b) And here text says V6555 was damaged and replaced by V6864 in Dec, 1940: Thus we could probably see a V6555 on a photo taken at 11th November 1940. Am I wrong with this logic by using non-correct sources?
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Probably this one:
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Yes, it's 'bullet' Rotol on V6555.
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This! I think we'll have this P-38 in 1/72 at next Spring (same as with recent Bf.109G - announced at February, Nurnberg and released at May).
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New 1/72 metal-wing Hurricane I from Arma Hobby -- Released!
Dimmy replied to Procopius's topic in The Rumourmonger
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Maybe this will help you a little 🙂 https://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235047305-ak-interactive-real-colors-acrylic-lacquer-paints/&do=findComment&comment=3209621