Diego

Hi Efrain, This non standard scheme should have been applied for export purposes. It is possible that this aircraft was later a) used by the Belorussian AF in this scheme ( aborted sale ?) exported - as this scheme is very similar to the one applied to Kazachstan' MiG-29 it would be possible that Kazachstan was the end recipient of this aircraft. I hope to find more informations about this bird Cheers Diego

Dear Jared, Dear ARC FLANKER GB participants, First of all thank you very much for the nomination as judge of the finished models! This will be a real pleasure and I also hope to have Ken "Flankerman" Duffey in our GB team! As already said, it will be a real pleasure to sponsor this GB with prizes from the Hi-Decal range in 1/48 and 1/72 scales ( http://www.aircraftresourcecenter.com/Hi-D...-Decal_Line.htm ) including the brand new sheets for Su-27 and 27UB as welll as the forthcoming F-14 sheets. The winners will have the possibility to choose a sheet, or sheets in their preferred sca

Hi Joachim, The main external differences between the Su-27UB and the Su-30 are the refuelling receptacle ant the slightly different placement of the "glass ball" in front of the canopy. Aditionally the Su-30MK/MKK have more "squared" fin tips as the Su-27UB. Hope that helps Happy FLANKER modelling Diego

Hi Jeff, ...then wait till next week. Our "fighting Flankers" sheets in 1/72 and 1/48 are ready and will be then available for delivery. The sheet includes markings for some Su-27 already involved in combat and painted in many spectacular schemes: -Ethiopian AF Su-27S, standard camo, Ethiopian Flankers shot down 4 Eritrean MiG-29 during the 1999/2000 war. -Eritrean AF Su-27S and Su-27UB with light blue/dark green/"MiG blue-green"(sic) splinter camo and bogus canopy under the fuselage. -Angolan AF Su-27S and Su-27UB with spectacular sand/olive green/grass green camos. -Indonesian AF wit

Hi Kristian, Simply a spendid job on your Flanker! Please post more photos of the bird aasap! Cheers Diego HDL