| Image Comments |
| John M Oshust | 23-Sep-07 17:36 |
| Decals tomorrow! |
| JohnG. | 23-Sep-07 18:19 |
| We are running out of adjectives. It is just friggin awesome!!!!!!! |
| John M Oshust | 23-Sep-07 18:30 |
| And Kosher also! |
| jgood | 24-Sep-07 07:39 |
| Looking very authentic and Russian here. Looks great John. I notice those reference aircraft you posted pictures of didn't have the big aerial. Which version have this?
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| John M Oshust | 24-Sep-07 08:18 |
| James, Not all Migs were radio equipped which is why many do not have atennas in the photographs. Anyway this is not a full Mig 3....only a Mig 2.95! |
| hjlittman | 24-Sep-07 18:25 |
| It's always great to watch a great scratch build come together. Thanks for posting it and letting us follow along with the steps and decisions involved. Also, nice to see some tires on those wheels. I was beginning to think that the rumors of the Russians putting locomotive drivers on some of their aircraft were true. |
| Jedi | 24-Sep-07 19:05 |
| Wow !!!!!!! very cool. This is one mean machine!!! |
| John M Oshust | 24-Sep-07 19:44 |
| I have had a lot of help from learned individuals at this site. For this, I am very thankful. I never really could stand the skinny wheels...a little push and "fatties" appeared! |
