PZL.37 o -ZTS plastyk 1:72

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silence said:
What he said!!!
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Learn foreign languages ....

hal bregg said:
Propably to make a impression of plane deformation.
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Not exactly for that but I agree to a certain extent of course. The better explanation is that applying these national markings unsymmetrically was for making aiming more difficult because of moving the aiming point to the non-compatibile location with the main axis of symmetry of an aircraft and its wingspan that was the base for getting the aiming point during shooting.
 
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Wurger said:
Learn foreign languages ....
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I'm an American. Our unwritten national policy is that rather than us learning foreign languages everyone else in the world is required to learn English!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (picture a smiley face - I don't use emotes!!)

Seriously, I speak a bit of German and am now going to have to relearn it for my Master's thesis. I've kind of been wanting to do that anyway.
 
silence said:
..... Our unwritten national policy is that rather than us learning foreign languages everyone else in the world is required to learn English!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (picture a smiley face - I don't use emotes!!)
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It's time for changing that.
 
I agree - we can start by teaching Americans to speak English!
OK, that might be difficult, so we'll teach British people to speak English first, instead of the gobbledygook some speak now!
And I do believe that, when visiting a country other than one's own, an effort should be made to learn at least the basics of the language involved.
I'm off now to learn some Hippocroccofogese ............
 
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