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Knife - That boat is the very expensive MIG plastic model of the BK-1125. They have two, one wrecked and one normal. The Russians often scuttled these boats if they were unable to withdraw. This prevented them falling into German hands. The 1125 is a shorter version of the 1124, I believe they were shortened to make them easier to transport by rail.
http://www.migproductions.com/ficher...ish/index.html Clashter - I agree, the internal structure of these models is often as fascinating as the exterior. Work progress on the main turrets . . . Cheers
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link to pix of an actual BK 1125 http://walkarounds.airforce.ru/navy/bk1125/index.htm and a picture of a couple of 1124's doing their thing
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This must be an awful model. What a beautiful turret
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Wait to see more wonderful pics. Thanks for sharing
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