Jay, Avia built them after the war but only a few. They also made the two seater version too. They put in very few hours in flight, stayed on the ground mainly used for ground training. The S-199 and CS-199 were flown more. Both 92 and 199 were replaced with MiG-15’s.

These shots shows the completion of making the nose wheel well.

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Glued on the canopy, then masked it with Microscale's Micro Mask. Later I primed the model and its gear doors, then airbrushed Tamiya's flat aluminum. At the end of the day I gave it a few light coats of future for the gloss. Tomorrow I will start the decal process and high lights.

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Great steps, Bob @v1pro
Nicely uniform aluminum paintwork.

Spiros, John and George, thanks. I am enjoying this build, lets see how much I can get done for today.

Future gloss coats applied, then the decals. The Xtradecal set went on with no issues. I used a pencil to high light all of the raised details and the hinged area of the flight controls. Tamiya Panel high lighter was also used on the flight controls hinge area to fill in what the pencil was not able to reach. I also had to add a bit more weight because it needed it.

Another gloss coats were applied, worked on the gear doors and wheels. And pretty soon I will be done after a flat coat is applied, remove the mask from the canopy and then paint the navigational lights...

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Looks fantastic, @v1pro ! Both of them.

Awesome result, Bob @v1pro
Saw it just on the headlines.