B-huj,
I agree, it's a shame about some of the technical inaccuracies, but I still think these models hold up well as part of any 1:72 modern jet fighter collection. I may be a little biased though; I've always admired the lines of the Su-27 and I do get a kick out of seeing mine sat next to a much smaller Dragon Models F-16!
It does seem odd that they didn't simply make a two different nosewheels and leave the tailhook off of the Su-27. Seems to me that these two features have easily and cheaply been fixed without any changes to the main mold. Still, I am looking forward to the Su-33s coming out.
Oh, and Gavman, I know that east-west relations are much better these days, but there's still something funny about seeing those "armed to the teeth" Flankers sat on the ramp, right in front of Air Force One.
Cheers,
Martin.
