Recent content by imalko

Happy Birthday and best wishes mate.

People who are on the receiving end of bombs care little if the bombs are dropped by "NATO member states" or "NATO as an organization". Speaking from experience. However you chose to look at it, Jagdfieger's point is valid - none of aforementioned countries would have been attacked if they had...

Happy Birthday.

I actually gave a lot of thought to this and came down to two choices: Il-2 Sturmovik single seater or Me 210 in Hungarian markings (in my preffered scale 1/72 of course). Though it would be nice if I could manage to do both...

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Nice result Ralph. I like it.

Serbia restores warship that fired first shots of WW1 - check the article: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/serbia-restores-warship-that-fired-first-shots-world-war-one-2021-11-12/

Happy Birthday Chris. Best wishes mate.

Glad I could help Ralph. Only fuselage of "Black 14" was repainted, so the tail planes were left in mottled pattern. If you look closely on the profiles I've posted above, it is shown as such.

Joining the discussion a little late... First of all, nice choice of subject Ralph. I'll try to give a short answer to your questions. All SM.79's delivered to Yugoslavia were painted in "mottled" three-tone Italian camouflage already discussed. In the attachment bellow you'll find scanned...

Thanks to everyone. It's appreciated.

On 9th September 1941 a Red Army soldier Semjon Konstantinovich Hitler was decorated with medal "For Valour".

Sorry to say I can't make it in time either. Just having too much on my plate right now, both at work and at home.

I haven't posted since May!? Time flies... I did some work in the meantime, just not taking pictures. Painting the model will soon be finalised, so I'll post updates soon. If I'll need few days extra to finish, I'll let you guys know in time.

On this day 80 years ago, 22nd June 1941, Operation Barbarossa is launched. "Citizens of the Soviet Union. The Soviet government and its head, comrade Stalin, have ordered me to make the following announcement: Today, at 4 o’clock in the morning, German troops have entered our country, without...