Completed model
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Kommentare
43 2 June 2023, 14:30
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Thanks, not a bad kit. its from 2019, so you can expect a good quality kit, the cockpit is abit basic but you cant really see anything inside anyway
2 June 2023, 21:27
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I swear Soviet engineers must have watched every episode of "Thunderbirds are Go" to get their design ideas...
2 June 2023, 22:05
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It was a maintenance crew nightmare - consider engine repairs... But pilots loved them...since the cooling fluid in the cockpit air-conditioning system was ethyl alcohol... and the access to this "fluid" was easy 😄 😄 😄
3 June 2023, 07:56