[Berkut76]

Originally Posted by mbv

Thanks for the list datacroft, very useful as I do not always receive the info sheets with each model I buy. Its a damn shame so few of the Russian models are on worldwide release, great for the European mainland sellers on Ebay though. I get most of my Altaya models sent in to the UK from Spain.

If it makes you feel any better, it looks like IXO screwed up this aircraft model. Here is the pic of the real deal flown by Sr. Lt. Stepanenko from Bryansk airfield in July of 1943:

[stwhite]

Awesome work...

Thanks for the information!

[STARMAN 352ND]

Now all i need to know is where i can get a Stepanenko Yak 9 ??
JP

[datacroft]

Originally Posted by flaps

That pic of the Yak and info on it is great, where did that come from. Did I overlook a link to some awesome site with descent pics of all the releases.

I've spent many hours (months?) trawling the INTERNET and other sources to gather this information which I enter into my Microshaft Access database which includes ALL Corgi, HobbyMaster, Gemini Aces, Gaincorp and most of the Dragon models. (Aviation)
It just compliments my collecting hobby (addiction).

[PH-LKK]

Datacroft, if you ever get the chance, cross check against the W900 DB, and see if I've missed something, or gotten any of the details wrong.

[pulqui]

Originally Posted by datacroft

Any good?
If anyone spots any omissions/corrections please advise so that THE database can be updated.

Junkers Ju-87D-5 Stuka, in the colors of Sturzkampfgescwader (assault squadron) V./St.G5, Eastern Front, January of 1944. This is the one with the winter camo.