This one is in honour of all those aircraft forced to be something they are not.
Me 108's as Me 109's, Mustangs as Me 109's, Harvards as Zero's (or just about anything with a radial engine) Tiger Moths as just about any biplane.
The Mig 28 was one of the best looking 'enemy' aircraft on film ever and deserves its place here.
I will be building the two seat version put out by Revell in 1/48.
Might try and slip it into the Mig group build as well.

2 attached images. Click to enlarge.

Shame that David@dirtylittlefokker- don't let me put you off though - there is always the single seater!

Thanks Jeff@mikegolf - the Mig 28 also looks good in black !
Will have to have a look at Tora Tora Tora again haven't watched it in ages!

David @davem you really SHOULD watch Tora-Tora-Tora again - as should the others and anyone else who wants to watch a good movie with some great flying. Besides, we should NEVER get complacent regarding National security. This movie kind of rams that fact home. Besides, as I mentioned before, the airplanes used are GREAT in it! I just watched it last week followed by Midway. They're still fresh.

Peter, in Scotland we’d say, “couldn’t hit a cow’s @ss with a banjo”.

Haven’t lived in the old country for some 20 years but yes, banjos are as common as coronary heart disease in Scotland, which is to say, very.

Got to love Halsey (please place the quote below in the context of the time);

“Before we're through with them, the Japanese language will be spoken only in hell”.

That sounds great.

I saw in another forum a modeler who made a hangar out of cardboard _ it looked quite good. Then he made many different aircraft. Each one got presented at various stages of aircraft activity in and out of the hangar, including pre-flight.