I had some time this evening to get started on the Target Locked On! Flashpoint Xinjiang project, with a selection of classic mid to late 1960’s Soviet aircraft including three Su-9 Fishpots, four Su-7 Fitters and a single, very large Tu-22 Blinder bomber. The latter ended up a bit of pain, as I inadvertently glued the wings on upside down (I think?) leaving the nacelles underneath rather than on top. It’s not the end of the world but annoying nonetheless.

This was mainly due to the angle of  things looking a bit wrong when the wings were the right way up and to the absence of bulges on both surfaces, as they should be. I may well add some nacelle bulges to the top wing later on to make it look more like the real thing. I have ordered some more Su-9/11’s to make up the numbers but, in the meantime,  I have a load of MiG-21 Fishbeds and four Tu-16A Badgers to assemble and base, so plenty to keep me busy!