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#6473
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Question about Russian models: is it too soon to start releasing again? I ask because I had a few Soviet era models close to the beta build stage
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Its wrong from the start to involve politics in papermodeling, Murph!
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they are just models Aaron, I see no harm in releasing them, if politics or ethics were involved we should have to ban German planes form WW2...
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Regardless of politics, this invasion of Ukraine is hot and getting hotter. I encourage you to hold off, out of solidarity with the Ukrainian people.
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Regardless, Murph, go ahead.
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During WWII, I remember listening to Jack Armstrong, The All American Boy urging us youngsters to eat our Wheaties and send in our box tops and 10 cents to get flying paper models of both friendly and foe aircraft flying (glider) models of the aircraft doing all the fighting. I ate a lot of Wheaties and got almost all of the planes. My Dad helped me build them and fly them. He was an Air Raid Warden and running the Purchasing Department of a Defense Plant. I really don't think designing and building models of war machines has anything to do with the real world (unless you are paying your enemy to design and build them for you ). Just saying.
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Go for it Murphy.
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"'OOPS' has proceeded nearly all man-made disasters." Quoted by... ME Oddball Repaints: http://ecardmodels.com/index.php?manufacturers_id=148 Stefan Wulph |
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Perhaps a good compromise would be to release an equal number of models in Ukrainian schemes. I think it's clear that depicting historical aircraft of the defunct USSR is not the same as those in Putin's invasion force.
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