Korean war aviation museum in 1/200

[Jan Kytop]

Thanks for looking in and commenting folks.

[Cybermac]

Hello,

Jan - you have done a tremendous job with you collection!
I don't know why I missed your Korean War thread, good job I found it now.

I am also in a 'Air War over Korea' subject so now I can see how much is still in front of me

kind regards

Cybermac

[Jan Kytop]

Thank you Cybermac!


Thanks to Butelczynski whom I warmly thank, on the North Korean side, a Yak 18 joins the museum. This aircraft was used, like the Po2 for stealth night attacks and nicknamed "Bedcheck Charlie" or because of the noise "Washing Machine Charlie". The most successful attack was the destruction of a fuel depot of more than 20 million liters in the Inchon area, in June 1953, by 4 or 5 Yak-18s.

[Don Boose]

Outstanding work on that tiny Yak!

Don

[Butelczynski]

Lol, that's really small. Some day I'll build bigger one, most likely 1:50 version. Nice work Jan.

Out of many thousands of those planes build quite a number still exists and some are flying. Back in 90s a number of Chinese made ones were offered for sale to westerners, unfortunately most of them were stripped of parts and gone beyond flying condition.

[Rata]

A Yaklet! Wonderful small scale work Jan.

[Jan Kytop]

Thank you for your comments.


Newcomer: the F-84 Thunderjet, mainly used for bombing;
Republic F

[Don Boose]

Beautiful Thunderjet!

Don

[Isaac]

Your fingers must hurt from working on those tiny parts.

I am admiring your great work from afar....... I can't even fold anything that small.


Isaac

[Mike1158]

Little works of art, majestic.