Russian aviation WW2

[Iain]

Johann,

 

Yes, it seems that people just scan copyright work and post it on the net and usually this is alright as long as it is not used for a commercial purpose. There are a lot of cases where a product is made under sub contract and the company then producing the same items under their own company name. Modern times and morals, I suppose.

 

In any case, those two pieces of artwork were done about 25 years ago and there was not nearly as much information available then as there is now, like the camouflage colours, for instance.

[Wingco57]

Johann is in hospital? Iain, you didn't have to beat him up LOL.

Joking aside, glad that this has been handled well.

Cheers

Cees

[Iain]

Cees, I wouldn't hurt a fly ...... well, not much anyway........ if I hit it hard enough!     

 

Iain

[Johann]

Finally I got out of the hospital. In fast mode will make up for lost time.

At the time, while I nebilo Colleges experiment with UT-1 ... It remains only to lick it and to prepare

 

 

[Johann]

И в то время мне было скучно, довели до ума создание жены) на поле искусства того же типа, в едином стиле

 

[Wingco57]

Sirry, but my Russian is a bit rusted ( or heavily corroded)

Can you translate.

Cees

[Johann]

my English is not less clumsy))) out of habit continued to Russian

Sirry, but my Russian is a bit rusted ( or heavily corroded)
Can you translate.
Cees

And while I was bored, brought to mind the creation of the wife) on the art of the same type in the same style

[Mikester]

Johann,

 

Haven't heard anything new in awhile on this, any updates for us?

[lawman56]

I just found this thread, but would absolutely LOVE to see WWII Russian aircraft produced by a Russian manufacturer! I feel the Russian, Italian and French, (yes, the French made some good aircraft, just not enough of them), are not represented enough.

 

I, for one, would be excited to build some!