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1:32 Polikarpov I-153 Chaika available !


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So it's almost ready!

Right now we're finishing the box and instruction.

After 17th March we should have first kits ready for you

More information (price, conditions) and photos (photo-etched elements, casted elements) soon...

Until then we have 29 new "in progress" photos. All are available here:

http://www.silverwings.pl/polikapov-i-153-in-progress.html

and few samples here:

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Silver Wings is proud to announce our first all new kit for 2013 - the Polikarpov I-153 "Chaika" in 1:32 scale! We have listened to you, our valued customers, and are working our way through your "wish list" of kits. We hope that you will be excited as we are to welcome the I-153 to our line of high-quality 1:32 resin kits.

The Polikaprov I-153, nicknamed "Chaika" because of the shape of its upper wing, was based on the earlier Polikarpov I-15 and I-15(bis). The I-153, which first saw combat in 1939 during the Soviet-Japanese Battle of Khalhin Gol in Mongolia, was one of the standard fighters of the Soviet Airforce (VVS) during the late 1930's and the beginning of World War II.

We are pleased to offer this exciting new kit in two colorful options, with decals for:

Soviet Union: Soviet Air Force, 71st Fighter Regiment Red Banner Baltic Fleet, Summer 1942

Finland: Finnish Air Force, 3/LeLv 6 Römpötti, Karelian Isthmus, July 1942

Projected availability date – 1st April 2013

Please visit our website, www.silverwings.pl for additional information on this kit.

You may order direct from us (silverwings@silverwings.pl) or via our distributors listed on our website.

We will respond to your e-mail with information on how to complete your purchase shortly afterwards.

The Silver Wings Team

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Silver Wings is proud to announce our first all new kit for 2013 - the Polikarpov I-153 "Chaika" in 1:32 scale! We have listened to you, our valued customers, and are working our way through your "wish list" of kits. We hope that you will be excited as we are to welcome the I-153 to our line of high-quality 1:32 resin kits.

The Polikaprov I-153, nicknamed "Chaika" because of the shape of its upper wing, was based on the earlier Polikarpov I-15 and I-15(bis). The I-153, which first saw combat in 1939 during the Soviet-Japanese Battle of Khalhin Gol in Mongolia, was one of the standard fighters of the Soviet Airforce (VVS) during the late 1930's and the beginning of World War II.

We are pleased to offer this exciting new kit in two colorful options, with decals for:

Soviet Union: Soviet Air Force, 71st Fighter Regiment Red Banner Baltic Fleet, Summer 1942

Finland: Finnish Air Force, 3/LeLv 6 Römpötti, Karelian Isthmus, July 1942

Projected availability date – 1st April 2013

Please visit our website, www.silverwings.pl for additional information on this kit.

You may order direct from us (silverwings@silverwings.pl) or via our distributors listed on our website.

We will respond to your e-mail with information on how to complete your purchase shortly afterwards.

The Silver Wings Team

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Hi, the kit looks very well made.

Only, I am doubtful for the choice of the versions offered by the decals sheet. They are not the most representative ones.

The Finnish planes were beautiful, but they were very few. So, the black-green planes were ground assault ones usually armed with rockets, that are not included.

The most part of I-153s were painted in a livery with grey metallic parts and silver fabric parts, with stars with a thin black circle inscribed. Other ones had improvised camouflages over this base. Other ones were green with light blue undersurfaces, or with silver/grey undersurfaces. If you need ideas for another edition or an additional decals sheet, you can find something here: http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/i15/i-153/i-153painting/i-153painting.htm

Regards

Massimo

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