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An obligatory box content picture……. Is not happening, instead I would like to focus on the actual work. Don’t expect tapes or questions, this is not that kind of build . The exhaust nozzles, here we go! Ignore the messy approach, the engines are there only for structural reasons. I’m contemplating to keep the engine shutters in an open position to exposed the intake detail. Which means lots of filling and sanding. I should do it. Hmmm we shall see.

As you all know, I recently received this cool kit from Ernie to support the cause of this group build. "Way to sell it Martin, duh!" Naturally it is going to be plain Jane Ukrainian Mug-29C. No additional aftermarket, I don't think it is needed anyway. So buckle up, it should be fun. As long as I find my glasses This is , what I am after

Spot on, I like it!

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I am afraid yes

On December 1, 1918, the command of the Polish air force issued an order that defined the official insignia to be displayed on military planes. The document specified the size and shape of the checkerboard as well as the placement of the colours of the insignia – the white in the upper right and the lower left corners of the checkerboard. However, it took three years for the official insignia to be uniformly used across the air force. The insignia in that form was used until 1993 when a decision was made to turn the checkerboard by 90 degrees. As a result, the white colour has been placed in the upper left and the lower right corner ever since.

That is really nice, well done !

Nice progress John. The white overall will be striking in comparison with war style livery. Cant wait to see it done. Cheers Martin PS: obligatory question: " are we there yet ?"

That looks really nice Marine , impressive detail.

I am absolutely blown away by the shape and detail. Truly 21st century kits. Plus, Mug-29 and FW are my favourite, notwithstanding the fact that the Su-27 is probably the sexiest flying machine EVER LIKE "EVER"

This landed on my table from Texas. Thank you Ernie!!! byee 1/32 jets.

In Slavic Baby Names the meaning of the name Vova is: Universal ruler.

very cool