Among the latest releases from Iliad Design is a revised set of 1:48 markings for Korean War Mig-15s. Rowan takes a look.
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://aeroscale.net/news/korean-war-mig-15s
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://aeroscale.net/news/korean-war-mig-15s
Something I read somewhere, kinda like the report of a sasquatch siting …not really confirmed … said something about Soviet “advisor’s” aircraft only carried Korean marking on fuselage and lower wings (as directed for this sheet). Chinese “volunteers” had Korean markings on upper and lower wings (and fuselage). Part of the same “squatch” report Soviets used circles and star with out the white back ground (even on camo) and Chinese used white background , like the North Koreans or visa verse. Have a Tamiya Mig-15bis in the pipeline (Thank you Webster Creek!), planning on ‘931’ flown by Soviet pilot K.I. Siyom . Also doing a Chinese operated ( Van Ten Bao ?) La-11. Trying to figure out if I should re-do with the white backgrounds. Anybody able to confirm or deny? (WIP)
