Soviet Bomber Projects

[Skorpio]

Apparently, Tony is considering a Russian book, according to some gossip.

The only Soviet bomber I want a kit of is the russian development of the Ju 287.  Can't remember the neme, but it had a pair of Nenes.  If this came out, it would be easier to backdate to a 287.  I think Unicraft is going to do it in resin (cast in awful resin and at an extortionate price...), the Junkers project 140.

[Tophe]

Thanks for the explanations, Overscan. Tony Buttler told me his future book-projects are French and Soviet secret aircraft-projects... You advertise wonderfully the subject, I think, this can be explained to anyone who would disagree. The book (from Tony Buttler or someone) will provide all the data and your introduction does not still anything, just make most of us wanting to buy these books. I think.  

[TomZ]

I have a resin kit of the EF-140. It is available both with Russian versions of the Jumo engine and the Russian engines. I got it somewhere in Germany. I could check with the guy I bought it from wheather he has more. Do you want one?


Tom (Zuid99)

[Deino]

If only Tony Buttler would do Russian Secret Projects...

I'd buy all the volumes

YES, YES, YES[/size]

Deino    

[Libelula]

A post 1960 French unbuilt aircraft projects would be also great!!.
I have the two volume Docavia's "Les Avions de Combat Françaises 1945-1960" an think they are master pieces.

I think Tony Buttler has our admiration because his books are 100% unbuilt projects. It is disapointing to spend a lot of money in a book for just a couple of pics of unbuilt projects or preliminary design or unbuilt versions of a built project.

I think we all love books  but share scans and information is also needed.  I don't like to read my books alone...I love to share my passion!

[nev]

Thanks Overscan, some seriously wicked looking planes there!    Gotta hand it to them Ruskies, they sure knew how to design interesting looking birds