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Korolev Vlad
My new job.
Sopwith Snipe, pilot Sapozhnikov. Ace of civil war.
Sincerely, Vlad.
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Simon Whitney said on December 14, 2013
Beautiful Korolev , just beautiful. I cannot find ant other words to describe it. Excellant.
Korolev Vlad said on December 14, 2013
Simon, thank you!
Best regards, Vlad.
Frank Cronin said on December 14, 2013
Koto lev, This is not only beautifully done it is a masterpiece of your skill. It is amazing the detail you have put into this very tiny model. I truly applaud you.
Frank, thank you!
quote: Koto lev.
According to Russian it sounds like: a CAT LION. 🙂
Sincerely, Vlad Korolev.
Frank Cronin said on December 15, 2013
Korolev, I apologize for misspelling your name. I obviously hit the wrong keys and did not proof read what I wrote.
bob mack said on December 14, 2013
that's a real little gem...beautiful pit and wood work
Joe Caputo said on December 14, 2013
Vlad, 1/72 ? Are you kidding? That is beautiful ! It's hard to find that kind of craftsmanship in 1/48. Hats off to you ! Well done !
michael dudick said on December 14, 2013
an underappreciated genre
Korolev Vlad said on December 15, 2013
Colleagues, thank you!
Do not forget to watch my other work! 🙂
George Williams said on December 15, 2013
It's gorgeous, Vlad, I can't believe it's 1/72 scale.
George, thank you! 1/72 scale is my favorite. Probably because I have a small house and a large family.
Tom Cleaver said on December 15, 2013
That's really nice, Vlad. Having had a fight with a Toko kit once, yours is a real victory of talent over matter.
Tom, thank you!
I grew up on the models NOVO (FROG produced in the USSR) so TOKO is not so difficult for me. 🙂
Mike Maynard said on December 15, 2013
Beautiful job on the propeller and the wood struts, it makes this model stand out!
Mike, thank you!
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Simon Whitney said on December 14, 2013
Beautiful Korolev , just beautiful. I cannot find ant other words to describe it.
Excellant.
Korolev Vlad said on December 14, 2013
Simon, thank you!
Best regards, Vlad.
Frank Cronin said on December 14, 2013
Koto lev,
This is not only beautifully done it is a masterpiece of your skill. It is amazing the detail you have put into this very tiny model. I truly applaud you.
Korolev Vlad said on December 14, 2013
Frank, thank you!
quote: Koto lev.
According to Russian it sounds like: a CAT LION. 🙂
Sincerely, Vlad Korolev.
Frank Cronin said on December 15, 2013
Korolev,
I apologize for misspelling your name. I obviously hit the wrong keys and did not proof read what I wrote.
bob mack said on December 14, 2013
that's a real little gem...beautiful pit and wood work
Joe Caputo said on December 14, 2013
Vlad, 1/72 ? Are you kidding? That is beautiful ! It's hard to find that kind of craftsmanship in 1/48. Hats off to you ! Well done !
michael dudick said on December 14, 2013
an underappreciated genre
Korolev Vlad said on December 15, 2013
Colleagues, thank you!
Do not forget to watch my other work! 🙂
Best regards, Vlad.
George Williams said on December 15, 2013
It's gorgeous, Vlad, I can't believe it's 1/72 scale.
Korolev Vlad said on December 15, 2013
George, thank you!
1/72 scale is my favorite. Probably because I have a small house and a large family.
Best regards, Vlad.
Tom Cleaver said on December 15, 2013
That's really nice, Vlad. Having had a fight with a Toko kit once, yours is a real victory of talent over matter.
Korolev Vlad said on December 15, 2013
Tom, thank you!
I grew up on the models NOVO (FROG produced in the USSR) so TOKO is not so difficult for me. 🙂
Best regards, Vlad.
Mike Maynard said on December 15, 2013
Beautiful job on the propeller and the wood struts, it makes this model stand out!
Korolev Vlad said on December 15, 2013
Mike, thank you!
Best regards, Vlad.